Systems Administrator III, Inpatient Clinical Documentation, Inpatient Procedure Orders, OPA

The hiring organization is a leading healthcare provider that leverages advanced technology solutions to enhance clinical care and patient engagement. With a dedicated Clinical Care and Patient Engagement Technologies organization, the company focuses on implementing and optimizing innovative health system applications to support healthcare professionals and improve patient outcomes. It is recognized for its commitment to integrating state-of-the-art electronic health records (EHR) technologies such as Epic, to streamline clinical workflows and ensure safe, high-quality care across inpatient settings. The organization invests in continuous system enhancements, regulatory compliance, and staff development to provide robust, scalable, and efficient healthcare IT solutions that empower clinical teams and improve the overall delivery of care.

The System Administrator III, Health Systems (Inpatient Clinical Documentation, Inpatient Procedure Orders, OPA) role is a senior-level position integral to supporting and advancing the organization’s Epic applications portfolio. This role demands in-depth expertise in analysis, design, build configuration, implementation, optimization, and ongoing support of Epic health system technologies with a minimum of 4-5 years in build experience. The professional in this role will play a key part in evaluating complex clinical and business requirements and translating them into scalable and efficient technical solutions that align with organizational goals, Epic best practices, regulatory requirements, and industry standards.

The System Administrator III collaborates closely with clinical leaders, business stakeholders, vendors, and cross-functional IT teams to support large-scale projects including system implementations, upgrades, and continuous optimization efforts. The role requires a strong focus on improving system functionality, operational efficiency, clinical workflow, and user experience, ensuring the Epic solutions maintain stability, performance, and long-term success. The administrator is expected to lead and support all phases of the application lifecycle including requirements gathering, design, build, testing, implementation, training, optimization, and production support. Additionally, this role serves as a trusted advisor providing strategic guidance and advanced technical expertise to ensure clinical IT systems effectively support safe, high-quality care delivery and improve patient engagement.