Perform Technical Dress Rehearsal activities ahead of Epic go-lives, including hands-on testing of workstations, peripherals, printers, badge readers, and device connectivity at clinical locations
Validate Epic workstation readiness by confirming hardware builds, device mappings, network connectivity, user logins, and print routing function as expected
Partner with Epic application analysts, field services, and local site leadership to identify and resolve hardware or technical issues prior to go-live
Document testing results, issues, and resolutions, escalating defects as needed and tracking progress through completion
Support on-site and remote readiness efforts, including travel to clinical sites, overnight stays as required, and assisting with additional testing or go-live preparation activities when not in the field
Epic Certified Radiant Analyst responsible for design, build, testing, and optimization of Epic Radiant workflows supporting imaging, scheduling, and radiology operations
Minimum 5+ years of hands-on Epic Radiant build experience required, including protocol build, order configuration, preference lists, and modality workflows
Partner with radiologists, technologists, and operational stakeholders to analyze requirements and translate them into effective Epic Radiant solutions
Provide production support, issue triage, upgrades, and enhancement work while following change management and documentation standards
Active Epic Radiant Certification and Bachelor’s degree required
