The Epic Orders Analyst will provide post-Go-Live support for inpatient orders, order sets, preference lists, and related clinical decision support as part of an Epic implementation team.
Responsibilities
Configure and test orders, order sets, and preference lists.
Partner with ClinDoc, Willow, Beaker, and Radiant analysts to validate end-to-end ordering workflows.
Provide post-Go-Live support and stabilization for Epic Orders workflows.
Troubleshoot application, configuration, and workflow issues and assist with timely resolution.
Work closely with the Team Lead or Application Manager on researching, planning, building, testing, and implementing approved project work.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Information Management, Computer Science, or a related field
Nice to have: Epic implementation experience
Nice to have: Order set and clinical decision support build
Nice to have: Post-Go-Live stabilization and optimization experience
Responsible for collaborating with Accenture, vendor, and client teams to document, analyze, design, and support Epic Clinical and myChart applications.
Locations (4)
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Ontario, Canada
British Columbia, Canada
New Brunswick, Canada
Compensation
Role Location Hourly Salary Range
British Columbia/Ontario/New Brunswick $27.16 to $51.20
Responsibilities
Document current state business workflows
Assist with the analysis and design of new business workflows
Identify and define detailed product requirements and use cases
The IT Analyst II performs intermediate-level analysis and support of information systems, specifically Epic Inpatient (ClinDoc), focusing on workflow analysis, system design, testing, and ongoing support.
Responsibilities
Performs intermediate-level analysis, configuration, testing, and support of assigned application systems and related technologies.
Conducts workflow analysis and contributes to the design and implementation of system solutions that align with departmental and organizational needs.
Supports the full system lifecycle—including planning, design, development, testing, training, implementation, and maintenance—for assigned projects and routine upgrades.
Troubleshoots and resolves moderately complex application and system issues.
Develops and maintains technical and functional documentation, including workflows, interface diagrams, specifications, change records, and downtime procedures.