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Epic Applications Analyst jobs are open across healthcare systems, hospital networks, and integrated delivery organizations, from entry-level build analysts to senior and principal roles, with specializations in clinical informatics, EHR implementation, and module-specific configuration such as Beaker, Willow, or Cadence. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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We are seeking an Epic Application Analyst for the following applications: Professional Billing with PB Admin Certification or PB Claims Certification Required. Epic Build experience required. Please know that we do require each candidate to participate in completing the Epic Sphinx test as part of our consideration process.
Who We Are:
SolutionHealth is an integrated health system uniquely focused on providing access to high-value, primary, and specialty care that meets the growing needs of the communities we serve. Our IT department is diverse, strategic, and innovative focusing on patients, community, clinicians, outcome, safety, and quality. It's an exciting time at SolutionHealth as we continue to advance our technology platforms.
About the Job:
- Epic Professional Billing with PB Admin or PB Claims Certification Required. If an applicant has only one of these credentials, they may be required to obtain the additional certification/proficiency within their first six months in the role. Epic Build experience required.
Our job families include Epic Application Analyst positions in levels 1-4. The final position will be determined by a variety of factors applied to the selected candidate, including demonstrated experience, Epic training status portfolio, and an assessment of cultural norms.
- The Epic Applications Analyst role involves implementing, developing, and maintaining the Epic system and associated third-party systems. Analysts work at various levels, from entry-level (I) to expert (IV), with increasing responsibilities and independence. They provide on-call support, interact with clients, and ensure compliance with software lifecycle standards. As they progress, they gain deeper knowledge of the Epic platform, mentor junior analysts, and lead projects to improve patient safety and quality initiatives. The role requires strong critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to build partnerships with customers and colleagues at all levels.
- General schedule Monday-Friday, Eastern time business hours with some flexibility. This position participates in an on-call rotation to support application needs. Occasional requirements to cover special events/staff requirements during hours outside those generally worked may be necessary. This position requires an appropriate virtual home office environment, working remotely. The role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers and mobile devices. Travel is occasionally required to support business requirements for Go-Live installations or training which may require travel by air, vehicle, or train.
What You’ll Do:
- System Build and Configuration: Independently research and configure systems to improve processes, add efficiencies, and promote patient safety.
- Heuristic Design: Promotes the effective use and benefits of healthcare systems. Leverages applicable clinical/business knowledge, expertise, and licensure to inform workflow, system design, and to support end users. Demonstrates a solid understanding of heuristics in software design and incorporates questions and design elements in daily work.
- Adapt and Innovate: Embrace change positively, seek process improvements, and demonstrate innovative thinking.
- Ensure Accountability: Take responsibility for actions, correct mistakes, and adhere to service excellence standards. Demonstrates a commitment to service excellence, following IS Standards of Behaviors, governance, and performance management processes.
- Collaborate and Communicate: Build partnerships with stakeholders, end users, and colleagues, ensuring effective communication and support.
- Information Technology: Demonstrates general knowledge of systems development life cycle by applying appropriate methods to develop, test, deploy and evaluate ongoing maintenance needs.
- Project Management: Manage projects effectively, understand system development life cycles, and follow project management principles.
- Documentation and Testing: Create and maintain thorough documentation, develop test scripts, and ensure builds meet departmental standards and end user approval.
Additional Needs:
- 4-year Bachelor's Degree or combination of relevant education & experience may be considered in lieu of Bachelor's Degree
- Training in, or demonstrated aptitude in analytical abilities required as appropriate for role area. Experience as analyst implementing and testing vendor packaged software applications OR healthcare operational experience in area of application preferred or required depending on Analyst level.
- Certification requirements and depth of Epic experience varies depending on the Analyst level. All analyst levels require prior Epic experience (end user or analyst). Epic Application Analysts 2-4 require current Epic training status (certification, accreditation, and/or proficiency) in primary application required, with a combination of current Epic training statuses in additional area(s) in application maintenance and development required in upper levels. If Epic training is required, results must meet department expected outcomes regarding completion time frame, overall scoring, and other aspects of training status completion.
- Ideal candidates will possess strong experience as analyst with expert knowledge and experience in leading system analysis with special emphasis on system methodologies, projects management and business process reengineering related to information systems required. Experience in a healthcare setting required. Active vendor training status required.
- Can work under pressure with competing priorities and rapidly changing situations.
- Must be able to complete work through continuous use of a computer to perform job responsibilities.
- Must be able to communicate frequently and effectively with others verbally, in writing, and by virtual meetings (including camera)
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in epic applications analyst jobs.
- Epic certification in at least one module such as Beaker, Cadence, Willow, or OpTime
- Two or more years of hands-on Epic build, configuration, or support experience
- Experience supporting go-live activations, upgrades, or post-live optimization projects
- Strong understanding of clinical workflows in a hospital or integrated delivery network setting
- Bachelor's degree in health informatics, information technology, nursing, or a related field
- Ability to write and interpret SQL queries for reporting or data validation tasks
Tips for Your Epic Applications Analyst Job Search
Tailor your resume to Epic modules
List the specific Epic modules you've built, tested, or supported by name. Recruiters and hiring managers search for Beaker, OpTime, Cadence, or Willow, so burying them in a generic 'EHR experience' line costs you callbacks you would otherwise get.
Get your Epic certification documented
Certifications from Epic's own training program carry real weight with hiring teams. If you've completed certification on a module, name it explicitly on your resume with the module and version so it clears automated screening before a recruiter ever reads your file.
Filter openings by module, not just job title
Search using module names alongside the job title because many postings lead with the module rather than the analyst title. Searching 'Willow analyst' or 'OpTime build' surfaces roles you'd miss searching the title alone.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists epic applications analyst openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare a build portfolio for interviews
Interviewers at health systems routinely ask you to walk through a workflow you built or troubleshot. Have two or three concrete examples ready that describe the clinical problem, what you configured, and how you validated the outcome before go-live.
Negotiate using module demand, not just tenure
Certain modules are harder to staff than others at any given time. Going into an offer conversation knowing where your module sits on a health system's current implementation roadmap gives you a concrete basis to discuss compensation beyond years of experience.
Epic Applications Analyst Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most epic applications analysts?
The companies hiring the most epic applications analysts right now include Sutter Health, Aspirus Health, and INTEGRIS Health, with the largest share of openings in Wisconsin, New Jersey, and California, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Large health systems and regional hospital networks consistently account for the bulk of openings year-round.
How many epic applications analyst jobs are remote?
About 79% of epic applications analyst openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in health IT. Post-live support, reporting, and optimization work tends to be the most remote-eligible, while go-live activations and initial build phases typically require on-site presence at the client health system.
How do you become an epic applications analyst?
Start by building a foundation in health informatics, clinical operations, or IT through a relevant degree or work experience in a healthcare setting. Gain hands-on exposure to Epic by working in a health system or through an implementation consulting firm, then pursue Epic certification in a specific module. Demonstrating knowledge of clinical workflows alongside technical build skills is what separates candidates who get hired.
Can you get an epic applications analyst job with little or no experience?
Yes, entry points exist for candidates with limited direct Epic experience. Health systems running large implementations hire associate or junior analyst roles that pair new staff with senior builders. Having a clinical background as a nurse, pharmacist, or lab tech is a common bridge into module-specific roles like Willow or Beaker, since workflow knowledge offsets limited configuration experience.
What does the epic applications analyst interview process look like?
The process typically opens with a recruiter screen focused on module experience and certifications, followed by a technical panel with IT leadership where you walk through a workflow you built or a problem you resolved. Many health systems add a scenario round that tests how you approach a clinical staff complaint or a build discrepancy, and final rounds often involve the informatics or clinical operations team.
Where can I find and apply to epic applications analyst jobs?
You can find and apply to epic applications analyst jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from health systems and implementation firms across the United States. Find roles that match your module experience and location preferences, then apply directly to each listing from the same page.
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