Epic Application Analyst
Central Health
Epic Application Analyst
Central Health
Public hospital district delivering equitable care
The Epic Application Analyst is the Subject Matter Expert and technical point of contact. They are responsible for three primary areas of work: Projects, Changes, and the highest point of Break/Fix escalation. They are responsible for configuration of Epic applications, leading Requirements Gathering Sessions, technical documentation, and testing (internal and User Acceptance Testing). They participate as a member of the project team, working on upgrades and new application and workflow implementation, including partnering with the Interface Team to connect third party applications. A strong understanding of workflow interdependencies is required to provide guidance to the customer for informed decision making. The Epic Application Analyst will also perform other duties as assigned. This position is considered remote, which means that individuals in this position may work at their place of residence; however, they will be required to be on site during the first 90 days as needed and may be required to occasionally visit the Central Health administrative office or health centers in Austin, Texas. Remote work not available for residents of California, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, Maryland, or Virginia.
****Remote = Individuals in this position may work at an approved off-site location; however, they may be required to occasionally visit an on-site location in Austin, Texas.
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Public hospital district delivering equitable care
Central Health is the public hospital district serving Travis County residents, funded mainly by local taxpayers, with a mission to improve community health for low-income people. It operates as a separate political subdivision of Texas, created in 2004 to provide high-quality, equitable care. It uses a Healthcare Equity Plan to guide work in four areas: Access & Capacity, Care Coordination, Member Engagement, and System of Care. Its goal is to expand access, coordinate services, and reduce health inequities for the county’s low-income population.
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