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Why is Getting Epic Certified so Hard? - EHR

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Hi Everyone!
Welcome to my channel! This video will explain the top 3 reason why getting an Epic certification is so hard. If you are struggling to get your break into the amazing Epic world then you will realize why only few candidates are given Epic certifications. Don't feel like it's your fault that you haven't landed your first Epic analyst role yet. These reasons will give you a deeper understanding and will help you stand out from other candidates.

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11 июн 2023

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@pookie47 5 месяцев назад

Hey thanks for your resume video. I have to apply for some new jobs as my contract is ending but I needed to see what the cool kids were doing :) Good Luck in your future

@ourepicjourney 5 месяцев назад

Best of luck!

@apattys 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing this info! Will be in the process of getting clinical content builder and Beacon certification very soon and am a little anxious

@ourepicjourney 9 месяцев назад

I’m happy to help. That’s great! Good luck with it. Don’t be too anxious, the exams are open book.

@sandersmarie0 6 месяцев назад

Great video! Thinking about applying for an Epic analyst role. I have hands on experience using epic cadence, prelude, care everywhere, and mychart as a medical assistant. So lots of workflow knowledge in addition. And Healthcare Management degree touching on healthcare delivery and technology. Think I’m going to go for it!! Polos it’s internal. Awesome video! 👍🏽

@sandersmarie0 6 месяцев назад

*plus

@lr672 Год назад

I'm a Revenue Cycle Analyst at a healthcare system and am thinking about transitioning to Epic Analyst but unsure if I want to do it or not. Thanks for posting these videos.

@ourepicjourney Год назад

Go for it!

@candytang6282 8 месяцев назад

I was recently hired as an analyst at Johns Hopkins. Your videos have been so helpful!

@ourepicjourney 8 месяцев назад

Hey there, That’s awesome! Glad to have you on our Epic team. Which team did you join?

@candytang6282 8 месяцев назад

@@ourepicjourney Willow ambulatory. I go to Wisconsin next week for training. So nervous

@ourepicjourney 4 месяца назад

Hey, Just seeing these comments (still figuring out how RU-vid works). How was your experience there?!

@dropsht 2 месяца назад

After covid - Most classes are now available online and you don't have to be in the farm to get certified! Most classes are ranging from 300 to 400 a day per class.

@richellebussell Месяц назад

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.

@ourepicjourney Месяц назад

Hey there! You could try to transfer over to a health data analytics. You would probably need to get a certification first and learn some SQL. Most entry level positions have this as requirement. Organizations need experts who can extract meaningful insights from healthcare data. You could work on quality improvement initiatives, population health, or financial analysis. Hope this helps!

@gymnast1284 8 месяцев назад

Hi Gabriel! Just found your channel, I just obtained my first Epic certification in Ambulatory last month, and am in the process of studying for my second one this month! I'm currently an Epic trainer. I'm a nurse. So glad I found your channel, and you've got a new subscriber! Can you share a bit about how you got into an Epic analyst role? Do you have any clinical experience?

@ourepicjourney 8 месяцев назад

Hey there! Thank you for following my channel! I have a video out on how I became an analyst but if you want the short story here it is. I was a patient service rep for a radiology dept for about 4 years, then transitioned to work an Epic trainer and then I applied for lots of Epic analyst jobs until I found one that were willing to certify me. Happy for you that you already have your certification!

@gymnast1284 8 месяцев назад

@ourepicjourney thanks for the reply! I'll look for that video on your channel :) sounds like I'm on the right path

@Lg8T3 2 часа назад

how is your certification going? I just was offered to sit for the assessment (via linked in) to see if i would like a position also in the ambulatory. I am a PTA by the way.

@jddj8943 5 месяцев назад

It's about $1200 not $5000, each class is $400 per class. I did it myself through my company, I paid for it. I got reimbursed when I became certified

@ourepicjourney 5 месяцев назад

Hey there! I wasn’t aware it was that cheap! I would always hear that all the expenses of sending you there (flight, hotel, food, and loss of work hours) added up to around $5,000. The certification cost itself does sound about right. I would hope that more health orgs would allowed their own employees to pay for their own cert like in your scenario.

@earthangel2524 11 месяцев назад

Please tell us how to read the hospital bills we receive. Thanks.

@ourepicjourney 8 месяцев назад

Hey there! I’m not too sure myself but will definitely share it once I dig into one.

@stephanieokpala5210 9 месяцев назад

I’m U.K. based and going out to Wisconsin in Feb to do the Ambulatory module. I heard it’s the hardest module. Any advice for me please I’m pretty nervous!!

@ourepicjourney 9 месяцев назад

Hi Stephanie, That’s great! It is one of the hardest modules because it encompasses a lot of departments. The best tip I could give you is to utilize the ctrl + f shortcut on your keyboard to look for key words found on the open book exam. You got this!

@abnelfranquez2896 10 месяцев назад

I want to be an epic analyst. Starting as a CT while I get my BS in computer science.

@ourepicjourney 10 месяцев назад

Go for it! You have a great starting point.

@CS-er9xv Год назад

I have had ZERO luck. I'm getting so frustrated 😩

@ourepicjourney Год назад

@CS-er9xv Don’t give up! Have you been getting job interviews?

@CS-er9xv Год назад

@@ourepicjourney I've had 2 "talks" with hiring managers before an interview but the positions ended up being onsite and I need remote because of where I live.

@ourepicjourney Год назад

@@CS-er9xv Yeah, it will definitely be harder to find your first Epic analyst role if you are not willing to be on-site. Maybe you could look for some hybrid ones near your home to test your luck.

@CS-er9xv Год назад

@@ourepicjourney I definitely would but I live in a rural area. The closest city I could work in analyst position is about 2 hours away. I actually just got my first interview invite this evening. I'll have my first interview either Wednesday or Thursday of this week. Any tips or insight to the kinds of questions they'll ask?

@ourepicjourney Год назад

@@CS-er9xv You're right, that is tough. That's great! Hopefully it goes well. They will most likely ask you questions about your experience using Epic. Also, questions regarding your experience with project management. How you deal with multiple priorities. How you work with others in a collaborative environment.