What are the responsibilities and job description for the EPIC CLINICAL APPLICATIONS ANALYST II - RADIANT/LUMENS/CUPID position at Moffitt Cancer Center?
Summary
Epic Clinical Applications Analyst II (Radiant/Lumens/Cupid)
The Clinical Applications Analyst II advances Moffitt's mission to prevent and cure cancer by contributing to the design, implementation, and support of clinical and enterprise applications that improve patient care, research, and operational performance. This mid-level role manages technical solutions for moderately complex projects, collaborates with clinical and operational teams, and provides guidance to junior analysts. By ensuring effective and reliable technology solutions, the Analyst II empowers staff and clinicians to deliver exceptional cancer care and research outcomes.
Remote applicants from the following states are encouraged to apply:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, or Wyoming.
Job Responsibilities
The Clinical Applications Analyst II will:
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, IS, Healthcare, or related field of study is required.
Associate’s Degree plus 2 additional years of experience will be considered in lieu of Bachelor’s degree (total of 5 years of experience)
Licensing/Certification: Current Epic Certification in Radiant required. Lumens and Cupid strongly preferred.
Badges preferred: Data Courier/Decision Tree, Security, and Identity
Minimum Experience Required
Epic Clinical Applications Analyst II (Radiant/Lumens/Cupid)
The Clinical Applications Analyst II advances Moffitt's mission to prevent and cure cancer by contributing to the design, implementation, and support of clinical and enterprise applications that improve patient care, research, and operational performance. This mid-level role manages technical solutions for moderately complex projects, collaborates with clinical and operational teams, and provides guidance to junior analysts. By ensuring effective and reliable technology solutions, the Analyst II empowers staff and clinicians to deliver exceptional cancer care and research outcomes.
Remote applicants from the following states are encouraged to apply:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, or Wyoming.
Job Responsibilities
The Clinical Applications Analyst II will:
- Plan, design, configure, build, test, implement and maintain clinical and enterprise applications, including moderately complex system components.
- Troubleshoot multifaceted issues spanning software, hardware, interfaces, and databases.
- Monitor system performance
- Perform quality assurance and integrated testing to ensure application reliability and alignment with organizational standards.
- Support projects and develop application-specific enhancements and reports to support clinical and operational priorities.
- Develops and maintains system documentation for build specifications.
- Mentor and guide Analyst I team members on technical tasks and processes.
- Provide 24/7 operational support for assigned applications and participate in on-call rotations as needed.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, IS, Healthcare, or related field of study is required.
Associate’s Degree plus 2 additional years of experience will be considered in lieu of Bachelor’s degree (total of 5 years of experience)
Licensing/Certification: Current Epic Certification in Radiant required. Lumens and Cupid strongly preferred.
Badges preferred: Data Courier/Decision Tree, Security, and Identity
Minimum Experience Required
- 3 years applicable system build experience with a high level of complexity within an Epic environment
- Prior Epic implementation experience strongly preferred.
- Proven leadership and project management experience.
- Focus on experience with ancillary healthcare information systems/applications
- Experience with workflow analysis or development of application solutions preferred.
- Experience in Epic applications, other electronic health record applications, and/or healthcare operations background (e.g., clinical, billing, scheduling, access services, health information management, etc.) strongly preferred.
- Experience with healthcare information systems including application and data layer management preferred.
- Experience with PACS systems preferred.
- Experience with systems provisioning/security and Active Directory structures preferred.
- Experience with integration platforms including middleware and application interfaces preferred.
- Experience in radiation oncology preferred
- Advanced knowledge of application support and development.
- Ability to handle complex and high-pressure situations.
- Experience in project management and team leadership.
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.
- Experience with workflow analysis or development of application solutions preferred
- Must hold EPIC certification in designated application area (Radiant)
- Excellent presentation and documentation skills.
- Willingness to travel to remote sites as applicable
- Experience building, testing, and optimizing workflows in Epic Radiant and Lumens modules; Cupid experience preferred.
- Experience in Epic lung and breast screening modules preferred
- Knowledge of clinical, business, and/or operational healthcare hospital/clinic workflows preferred.
- Proficient in Microsoft Visio preferred.
- Excellent presentation and documentation skills.
- Professional level certification from an accredited organization in relevant informatics, health information technology, clinical or business specialties preferred.
- Experience in Electronic Health Records (EHR) applications and/or healthcare operations background (e.g. clinical, billing, scheduling, access services, health information management, etc.) preferred.