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Hey there! My new title is programmer analyst. I don’t have a background in CS but I do have a masters degree in health informatics

@ thank you for the info.

Hey bro, Yes, I'm currently trying to automate this process since it took me a long time to come up with the 2024 list. Looiking into AI to help me with the webscraping part of it. Thank you for your comment!

Hey there! Welcome to the channel. I would start by figuring out if your organization allows their employees to take the self-study proficiency certification. This track will expose you to building Epic records inside their training environments and you can use that experience to buff up your resume when you start applying for those entry-level Epic analyst roles.

Hey there! You can check out this reddit post with exact steps to take to transition into an epic analyst role. If you still have any questions or need help with the self-study proficiency track reach to me at gabriel@virtualizehealth.com. Looking forward to your transition! Link: www.reddit.com/r/healthIT/comments/ohwvum/how_to_earn_epic_selfstudy_proficiencies/

Hey there! You would just search for 'Epic credentialed trainer jobs near me'. If that doesn't work, then I would serch for hospitals that use Epic in the UAE and go to their careers site. Then, you would search for it again there. I hope this helps.

@ Thank you for the response I will search for it.

Hey there! That's awesome. That's a great question. I would probably gor the EpicCare Inpatient or Outpatient modules. Let me know how it goes. Try to pursue the self-study proficiency certification in either of those modules.

Hey there! I missed your comment, sorry. Are you still having issues understanding the software? Feel free to book a call with me if you still are: calendar.app.google/th64oaQQJo1BAGD48

Happy to help!

Hey there! Absolutely, the Radiant module should be the easiest with your experience as an X-ray tech. If you don't have much knowledge regarding databases, I would first take a course on that. I'm currently creating one for aspiring Epic analyst but if you are familiar with SQL I recommend the Google Data Analytics course on Coursera. If you are interested in my upcoming course you can sign up here: forms.fillout.com/t/a1EcV3Xt3rus

Hey there! Thank you for watching 🙂. That's awesome! It depends on what kind of healthcare experience you already have. What are your current responsibilities?

@virtualizehealth I am doing the self-study proficiency for Cadence and hopefully Prelude but have to finish within a month. Currently, I'm an Epic user trainer. I am hoping to transition to analyst. Your video helped me know to take Data Analyst certification for a higher chance to get an analyst position if I don't finish the self-study. Thank you.

Hey there! If you are doing the self-study proficiency then there isn't an actual class but there is pdf with all the information regarding the fundamentals course. You will just have to read through all of that and take the exam at the end. If your track has a project then you can request an Epic environment in the training home page of Epic. Does this help?

@ okay thanks. I will take a look at it. Going this route, I can then apply for Epic Analyst position? If not, can you tell me what can be my next steps

@@TroyTV5 Of course! It will give you an advantage since you can talk about your hands-on experience building in Epic once you complete your project.

@ okay thank you. Ill keep you updated on my journey.

@@virtualizehealthhey again. Where do o find the PDF? I do not see it under Fundamentals

Hey there! That's awesome, I was also an Epic CT before my Epic analyst role. I have a video that has a spreadsheet with all of the healthcare organizations using Epic (Around 700). Video: ruclips.net/video/qAA0ptxrg2k/видео.htmlsi=DnBUhi2iWzjE6gbB I would honestly go through each of them and look at their careers website. You want to look for the phrase 'Epic Certification: application specific to be obtained within months' or 'within 90 days'. I hope this helps! Good luck on your journey.

@ omg 🙌🏾 this is helpful!!! Thank you!!

@ i see a job here for an Epic applications analyst II - cadence /prelude. And it says “Epic cadence/prelude certification is required with in 3 months” … I should be applying for this is what I’m hearing?

@@tendaroni Yes, you got it! Those are the ones you should be focused on applying

Hey there! The only other way is to work for Epic systems directly. I would recommend for you to pursue the self-study proficiency to get a feel of building things in Epic. This can help you get your first Epic analyst job which would then pay for your certification.

Hey there! It depends on what your experience was tailored in as a business analyst. If you had some experience with reports I would focus on Cogito. You could leverage SQL experience with this module.

Hey there! Sure no problem, which part do you need more clarification on?

Hey there, That’s a great start! I’m sure you have leaned a lot in your current role. Have you been getting interviews for entry-level roles?

@@virtualizehealth Nothing yet.. Would greatly appreciate your guidance in this regard.

@@User1234-wk9tp Got it! I would focus on updating your resume if you haven't been getting interviews. You can shoot me an email at gabriel@virtualizehealth.com

Thank you, Will Do.@@virtualizehealth

@@virtualizehealth Thank you, Gabriel.. sent mail with my resume. Happy Thanksgiving !!

Hey there! Where in Epic do you want this information displayed? Epic Reporting Workbench or SlicerDicer? Epic Reporting Workbench pulls data mainly from the Chronicles database. SlicerDicer pulls data from the Caboodle database.

Hi Danielle, Yes, I can make a video on that. Thank you for the suggestion!

Hey there! Sorry for the late response. I do but it depends on which application you are applying for. How did the interview go?

Hey there! It depends on your experience. If you have billing experience and are familiar with how databases work you might have a pretty good shot.

Hey there! Sorry for the late response. That's awesome! How did you do in your exam?

Hey, not late at all! Yes, becoming an EHR implementation specialist could be a great move for what you’re looking to do. Implementation roles give you a solid understanding of EHR architecture, workflows, and how different systems integrate with each other. Plus, it’s a hands-on way to learn the structure of an EHR without needing to dive too deep into data analytics. It’s definitely a good foundation if you’re aiming to work on the vendor side. Best of luck as you graduate!

Hey, congrats on graduating! Yep, those job postings are real, and many healthcare organizations are definitely open to training new hires on Epic. They know that Epic certification is specialized, so they often provide the training and sponsor new hires to go through the certification process. As long as you have a solid foundation in IT/data management and are willing to learn, they’re usually happy to invest in training you up. It’s a big commitment for them too, so they look for people who are motivated to stick with it long-term. If you see those postings, definitely go for it-they’re a great way to get into healthcare IT without needing Epic experience upfront. Good luck!

Glad you’re enjoying the training, and best of luck with the last two exams! Visiting during XGM would be a great experience-Epic in person is a whole new vibe. Which exams do you have left?

Thank you for watching. Good luck!

@ thank you! It was unsuccessful, I think I’m giving up on this until I finish my degree .

Hey Frank, Welcome to the channel! I always tell people that the easiest module is the one that you have personal workflow experience with. In my scenario, I felt like the Radiant (Radiology) module was easier for me since I worked at a radiology department for about 4 years. What hospital department do you have the most experience with?

@@virtualizehealth i dont have any experience with any, i work at a hospital but i was given access to epic university course catalog to self learn so im wondering which might be the easiest so i can switch jobs from IT. thanks!!!

@@frankt5833 Nice! Having access to Epic University is a great starting point. If you’re looking for an easier entry, consider starting with Ambulatory or Cadence-they’re user-friendly and widely used across departments. Both can give you a solid foundation for transitioning from IT to a clinical application role. Good luck!

Hey Chris, That's awesome, congrats! What specifically are you struggling to understand with the Epic EHR? Feel free to book a call with me to go in-depth on your questions: calendar.app.google/yoizdfFPh5HWvZg47

Hi Alisan, I just replied to your email. Good luck with your upcoming interview, you got this!

Hey there, Thank you! I appreciate it. Yes, more videos regarding Epic related info and healthcare data are in the pipeline.

Hey there, I would choose the Willow inpatient or outpatient Epic applications, depending on your expertise.

Hey there, That's amazing, congrats! I would pick one that interests me and also one that I already have knowledge in. The HIM Epic app might be a good fit for you. This is one I recently ran into: careers-shriners.icims.com/jobs/5899/epic-application-analyst%2c-him/job

Yes it does!

Don't give up! I'm sure something will come up soon. There are new healthcare orgs that have been transitioning to Epic EHR this year. I keep seeing more and more orgs transitioning to Epic even from Cerner. Once I have a bit more time, I will update the google sheet to include these new orgs.

@virtualizehealth thank you!

Hey there! The classes are pretty easy to follow. In my opinion the Epic trainers that train the analysts are pretty good at what they do. Some are pretty straightforward but some do require taking a look at the issue for a couple hours. That’s the fun part for me haha

Hi Carlos, Thank you for kind words. I’m sure your determination will lead to success. Keep me posted on your journey!

Awesome! I will record as much as I can. Stay tuned.

Will you be coding?

What's funny is I was just watching your interview with Health IT Playground and just sent a request to your Teams community. I've been working in Clinical Informatics for 3 years now, I have Cogito certifications, self-taught SQL basics, I love Epic and I love data. Looking forward to hear how you transitioned from Epic analyst to Data Engineer.

@@Relocate_eazy Yes, SQL is used during the Epic training for Clarity, Caboodle and Clinical Data model Epic classes.

@@krisj1235 Welcome to the community! You have an impressive background. Looking forward to your journey. I will touch into that topic a bit in my next video. I finally got back from Epic's headquarters so I have a lot to share from that experience also.

The Sphinx can be a real pain. Just keep your head up; you’ll bounce back stronger! I actually failed my first attempt as well. You just need to apply to other companies.

Thanks I will ! I found a role that sounds perfect , but I’m hesitant to apply . I will work on finishing my analytics certificate. I’m not giving up !

Hey there, That's awesome! Thank you for watching. You can join the community by using this link: teams.live.com/l/community/FAAbgH535jBmPS0hQg

That's fantastic news! Being part of the wave one team is a significant opportunity. Training in Wisconsin sounds exciting-be sure to soak in all the knowledge and experiences!

@lady616 can you please tell me how the training go?

@@vancac for sure

how was the epic sphinx assessment test

@ hard but i never got the score