Epic Applications Analyst IV (Phoenix - Transplant)

Client Job Description Job Title: Epic Applications Analyst IV (Phoenix – Transplant) Location: San Francisco, CA – CPMC Transplant Services Schedule: Hybrid (50% onsite required / 50% remote) Contract: 12-month contract with potential extension up to 3 years Requirements Epic Phoenix certification (required) Epic Ambulatory OR ClinDoc certification (required) 5+ years of Epic application analyst experience in healthcare environments Experience with multi-organ transplant centers across healthcare organizations Experience with Epic Phoenix implementation, workflow design, and optimization (not just support) Experience in outpatient transplant workflows, including referrals, evaluation, and waitlist management Ability to work independently and drive initiatives with minimal oversight Experience with cross-functional coordination, escalation, and project support Proficiency in workflow analysis, process improvement, and operational standardization Preferred Experience with Epic Phoenix billing workflows or revenue cycle integration (strong plus) Experience training end users and supporting the adoption of Epic workflows Experience working within large health systems or enterprise EHR environments Ability to support change management and stakeholder alignment initiatives Experience partnering with clinical, operational, and IT stakeholders Summary This role supports Epic Phoenix within Client Health’s transplant program, focusing on optimizing and standardizing workflows across outpatient transplant operations. The analyst will assess current-state processes, identify inefficiencies, and design improved workflows across referrals, evaluation, waitlist management, and longitudinal care. This is not a ticket-based support role. It requires hands‑on experience in implementation‑level workflow development and optimization, as well as the ability to operate as an independent contributor. First 90 Days Learn current Epic and transplant workflows Build relationships with transplant stakeholders Conduct current-state workflow assessments Deliver actionable recommendations to improve efficiency, care coordination, and patient experience #J-18808-Ljbffr