EPIC Interface Analyst 2

Job Description

The Interface Analyst/Developer is responsible for analysis, technical design and issue triage for the development, implementation and support of interfaces.

Responsibilities

• Job Duties
• Designs efficient high quality interface integrations, creates efficient and logical program code, and writes clear and concise system descriptions that meet project requirements.
• Performs investigation of interface-related business and system requirements identified for new or modification requests. Determine impact to interfaces, document configuration and build changes needed.
• Evaluates business requirements and processes to provide possible solutions and accurate estimates for development efforts.
• Communicates with the other team members to ensure that application functionality and workflow requirements and needs are being addressed and met.
• Serves as the point person for assigned interfaces, which may include coordinating analysis calls, maintaining business requirements documentation, escalating issues encountered and performing configuration and build changes to interface code.
• Coordinates or assists in all testing/validation of the interface.
• Troubleshoots production or testing/validation interface issues or related applications. Runs error code frequency reports for interfaces, investigate and analyze the errors, cause of failure and propose/implement solutions.
• Develops and documents interface specifications, and operational documents on each new interface for posterity.
• Creates mapping documents for HL7 fields and sub-fields by collecting Epic system values and values for the other systems to serve as a central reference for doing mapping among the various systems.
• Performs configuration / build changes

Qualifications

• 2 years of programming experience or 3 years of FMOLHS IS system experience.
• Bachelor's Degree in IT field substitutes for 2 years of programming experience.
• High School graduate or equivalent.
• Knowledge of HL7 standards and experience with interface engines.