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Thank you for the information. I use Cadence and Prelude for work through Advent Health. How do I sign up and join the community?

I just took the sphinx pre-assessment few days ago and whewww it was tough 😬

I currently work for a health plan that will be implementing epic tapestry for health plans within the next two years. I was selected as one of the wave one team members to be a part of the implementation and get epic certified. so I will be starting my training in Wisconsin at the end of October so this was helpful and just trying to get some more information and know what to expect.

New subscriber here! Thanks for sharing informative videos. When i have the time i will watch all of them. Just curious do you have a healthcare background? Did you finish your health informatics program? I am a registered nurse with extensive experience in the ED for 3 yrs and currently in ambulatory surgery for less than 2 yrs in nyc. Im currently pursuing MS applied health informatics. I am really confused with being a health data analyst or a health data scientist. Can someone be a health data scientist without first becoming a health data analyst? Could you share some insights on what would be the best in my situation? I have always wanted to work for Epic because the two health systems where i used to work and where im currently working now uses epic system but im quite confuse about the path i really want to take

Thanks for the motivational videos. Any pointers on how to find Epic Analyst roles with 0 experience? As most of the job openings already expect you to have EPIC certification

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Thank you for your videos! Finding them very informative as someone considering a career in health informatics (with very different background in psych/education). Just a quick heads up, you have a small typo in the doc. Should be Pennsylvania (currently pennsilvania on the doc). Thank you!

The google data analytics course was such a good suggestion for those without a CS or IT background. From other research, a lot of data analyst roles require a combination of Excel, SQL w/ Python, and Tableau. Then some other soft skills with ticketing systems. I believe including project spreadsheets of what your daily work helps standout and reassure employers that you can do the work.

thank you for sharing ! I appreciate this video a lot

Hey Gabril, I finally found a video that i have been looking for. I am working as a scheduling clerk, but has deep passion for transitioning my career into Epic Analyst. Could you please help me in advising the best decision. Do you have a particular telegram group or whatsapp group where I can learn in detail?

Hi! So glad for your content . I just started my epic journey . I am sonographer trying to make a career change in health care tech.

Hey its a nice video. can you brief what the EHR analyst work

My company does use this platform thankfully. Is it mainly to verify if you should have access? Will my company have to pay for me to use this? They are ok w/ me trying on my own but not sponsoring me at this time.

Are you certified in MyChart?

This is so appreciated! 🙌🏾

Thanks for all you do Gabby.

Very informative video, how do you get accredited from an outsider perspective I am currently in Telecom looking to make an immediate shift with no funds to get to Verona.

Can you give more information on Registered Health Information Technician-RHIT?

I start work in 2 weeks for an oncology patient registra/navigator. I'm hoping they will train me. Can you help me?

I am a software developer for 13 years I would like to get into epic for a long time can you please let me know how to start career in Epic

I am currently working in Imaging as a tech. I was thinking about doing the self proficiency for epic radiant.

I have made the transition from Health Data Analyst (bioinformatics) to Epic Data Analyst. And one of the first things I noticed was the diversity of backgrounds of people working as Epic analysts compared to Health Data Analyst. Health Data Analyst is quite specialized. It's really difficult to be good at that job without some sort of bachelor/master degree that is somewhat related to what you're going to work with and you would definitively need at least some basic coding/programming knowledge. So, generally, the people that work as Data Health Analyst have all similar (health/lab/biology/bio-informatics) backgrounds. As for Epic, some tech-savviness would in theory already suffice and so it doesn't really matter if you have a background in business, engineering, journalism or health. Next thing I notice was the amount of money they're willing to pay. As a health data analyst, for some reason, I always felt under-appreciated/underpaid, which probably has to do with supply and demand. In general these hospitals or research centers only need a few of Health Analyst (even for a pretty big hospital), as for Epic analysts, depending on the size of the hospital (mine has 12k employees, and is considered large in my country) they would need a lot more than a few. On top of that, it also seems like it's not really a hugely desired job. So, they are willing to give more to lure people in. And once you're in and certified, you become pretty hard to replace (which is a good position when asking for raise, working remote and other benefits) in contrast to a Health Data Analyst, which are not necessarily easy to replace, but definitely easier than an Epic analyst. To summarize, I think the Health Data Analyst might possibly be the more satisfying, less stressful, diverse and "free" job, while as an Epic analyst, you're tight to 1 software, so less diversity and freedom, possibly more stressful, but you will feel more appreciated and get better compensation for it (especially in the long term, if you manage to get multiple certifications).

Fellow Radiant Analyst here. Saw some of your vids. Love the information you’re giving to help others in the pursuit of Epic Analysts roles. Building your internal network in an Epic Analyst role is critical because you’ll always know what input you need to get from either operations or other clinical applications teams to help establish proof of concept for build or to identify a solution to a problem. While being an analyst is a very independent role, it’s also highly collaborative. Hope this adds context for anyone looking to get into this. You’re totally right about data analysis. That skill crosses over into pretty much everything. At a high level, companies will always need to extract and analyze data to improve operational efficiency. I wish you all the best in that endeavor. While being an Epic Analyst is rewarding and fascinating, one has to consider that the knowledge you have applies to only one EHR in essentially one industry, which is healthcare. One has to be sponsored by a healthcare organization in order to pursue certification. Pay is great, but that can be relative when considering factors like one’s cost of living. More traditional IT roles where the technical skills learned apply to any industry, may start one off at lower salaries in the beginning, but have a higher pay ceiling over time compared to an Epic Analyst role if we’re just considering full-time employment. In traditional IT, you can also just study for a certification and register to take the exam at a cost without having to be sponsored. With that being said, I believe the skills one gains over time as Epic Analyst would be valued in any industry in a way because even though the technical aspect of what we do for clinical applications aren’t transferable to other industries, the framework on how how our minds structure data and and engage system analysis is. We need more videos like this because Epic Analysts are grossly underrepresented in the IT space. I read a LinkedIn article some time back that called Epic Analysts the unsung heroes of Healthcare IT.

How can I get an organization to host me in order to get certified or accredited?

Please tell me what monitors you have in this video

What would you advise for anyone in public health (Epi) wanting to transition into entry level Epic EHR specific roles?

Thanks for the content. I'm doing my cogito fundamentals exam on Sunday. Then all the certs caboodle dev . I'm looking forward to learn asap and limitations based on firstnet.

Thank you for all your help.

Always first to like 😊

Nice video! I’m having a hard time just trying to get into some epic training classes. Is there a way where I take classes, train and get an epic radiant cert on my own. My hospital and agency are being a pain 😭

Hi, how do I join the community. I will be starting my journey as an epic analyst and I would like to ask you a few questions.

Hi There, Thank you so much for sharing insight to help those who are trying to enter the EPIC space. Question, does getting a self- study profictiency help land a position as an EPIC Analyst? if so, can you assist with explaining how do I market myself with the profictiencies to land a role?

I just started my Epic Analyst job. Thanks for making content!

Can you please make a career path. I have a year and half more to complete my bachelor in IT software dev. But I would like to work in the healthcare IT field. God bless

Hi, I have a life science and biomedical background. I do not have any background in IT, coding and data science. Does being an epic analyst require me to do coding and work with computer programming?

How much do you get paid?

Did you have to take a sphinx test for your job

Could you give us the link to the website in the video?

Laid off now but I was working as Clinical Admin coordinator using Epic at a healthcare company. I just requested an account for the Epic Web User. And suggestions on which route to take? Been really trying to to break into the IT side

Yooooooo. I am soooooo happy I found your channel. I’ve been a patient care coordinator and clinical admin coordinator and been trying to transition into Healthcare IT…..

Please stop having background music. It’s distracting!!!

I am interested in learning EPIC and getting certified, however , I do not have healthcare background. How can someone get started with a non healthcare background? Will I need to get certifications and how would you get the experience? Thank you

What Epic (EHR) application are you currently using during your workflows?! How do you think it can be improved? What feature do you like the most?

I’m currently a Credentialed Trainer. I have my proficiency in ASAP but I teach Optime, ClinDoc, Radiant, and Orders. I’m currently working on a MST Rebuild using Mremote, WinSCP, MST, TST, PLY, and TRN to practice. It goes live in August. I’m curious to find out what I can do with all of this experience outside of Epic or EHR. Do you do anything outside of Epic, IT related? I’m just curious to see what other paths I can take.

I am doing the Epic Cadence Proficiency Study. I am working on the project now. I requested to join the community.

hi, i got a job as warehouse supervisor. i will work for a pharmaceutical company. The warehouse i will work on will storage the material for the construction of a new factory. So in my inventory i will have construction material. I know that they will use EPIC systems to manage the inventory and i would like to know what tools and modules i will be using as warehouse supervisor. THANK YOU.

How can one get an epic job? I very interested in being an Epic analyst.

Hi, I just sent a request to join the teams group. I’m working my way through the final project and it’s killing me 😅😢