Epic Beaker CP Implementation Analyst
This is a remote position.
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Epic Beaker CP (Clinical Pathology) Implementation Analyst to support a large-scale Epic implementation. This role is focused exclusively on Beaker Clinical Pathology (CP) and will play a key role in the design, build, testing, training support, and go-live stabilization of laboratory workflows.
The ideal consultant has hands-on experience implementing Beaker CP in a hospital or health system environment and is comfortable working closely with laboratory leadership, pathologists, and operational stakeholders to translate clinical and operational requirements into effective Epic solutions.
Key Responsibilities
Implementation & Build
Lead the design, build, and configuration of Epic Beaker CP to support clinical pathology workflows, including:
Specimen collection and accessioning
Lab workflows for hematology, chemistry, microbiology, immunology, and blood gas testing
Result entry, verification, and reporting
Reference lab workflows (as applicable)
Configure dictionaries, records, rules, and profiles in alignment with organizational standards and best practices.
Participate in workflow design sessions and translate requirements into functional Epic build.
Testing & Validation
Develop and execute unit testing, integrated testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT) scenarios for Beaker CP.
Collaborate with laboratory staff to validate workflows and ensure build supports real-world operations.
Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve defects and workflow gaps.
Integration & Cross-Team Collaboration
Work closely with:
Interface teams supporting instrument interfaces and inbound/outbound results
Reporting teams for operational and clinical lab reporting needs
Other Epic application teams to ensure downstream and upstream workflow alignment
Support data conversion and validation activities related to lab data as needed.
Training & Go-Live Support
Support training content development and provide elbow support during end-user training sessions.
Participate in go-live readiness activities, command center coverage, and post–go-live stabilization.
Provide at-the-elbow or on-call support during critical go-live and stabilization periods.
Documentation & Governance
Maintain clear documentation of build decisions, workflows, and configuration.
Follow change control, testing, and governance processes throughout the implementation lifecycle.
Work Environment & Expectations
Remote work with flexibility to support project needs across time zones.
Availability for occasional after-hours or on-call support during testing and go-live phases.
Ability to commit for the full 10-month contract duration.
Requirements
Required Qualifications
Epic Beaker CP certification (active or previously certified with ability to re-certify).
Proven experience implementing Epic Beaker Clinical Pathology in at least one full lifecycle Epic implementation.
Strong understanding of clinical pathology laboratory operations and workflows.
Experience working directly with lab leadership, pathologists, and laboratory staff.
Ability to work independently in a remote, fast-paced implementation environment.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Multiple Epic implementation experiences with Beaker CP.
Experience supporting instrument interfaces and reference lab workflows.
Prior go-live and post-go-live stabilization experience.
Familiarity with regulatory and compliance considerations impacting laboratory workflows.
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Epic Beaker CP (Clinical Pathology) Implementation Analyst to support a large-scale Epic implementation. This role is focused exclusively on Beaker Clinical Pathology (CP) and will play a key role in the design, build, testing, training support, and go-live stabilization of laboratory workflows.
The ideal consultant has hands-on experience implementing Beaker CP in a hospital or health system environment and is comfortable working closely with laboratory leadership, pathologists, and operational stakeholders to translate clinical and operational requirements into effective Epic solutions.
Key Responsibilities
Implementation & Build
Lead the design, build, and configuration of Epic Beaker CP to support clinical pathology workflows, including:
Specimen collection and accessioning
Lab workflows for hematology, chemistry, microbiology, immunology, and blood gas testing
Result entry, verification, and reporting
Reference lab workflows (as applicable)
Configure dictionaries, records, rules, and profiles in alignment with organizational standards and best practices.
Participate in workflow design sessions and translate requirements into functional Epic build.
Testing & Validation
Develop and execute unit testing, integrated testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT) scenarios for Beaker CP.
Collaborate with laboratory staff to validate workflows and ensure build supports real-world operations.
Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve defects and workflow gaps.
Integration & Cross-Team Collaboration
Work closely with:
Interface teams supporting instrument interfaces and inbound/outbound results
Reporting teams for operational and clinical lab reporting needs
Other Epic application teams to ensure downstream and upstream workflow alignment
Support data conversion and validation activities related to lab data as needed.
Training & Go-Live Support
Support training content development and provide elbow support during end-user training sessions.
Participate in go-live readiness activities, command center coverage, and post–go-live stabilization.
Provide at-the-elbow or on-call support during critical go-live and stabilization periods.
Documentation & Governance
Maintain clear documentation of build decisions, workflows, and configuration.
Follow change control, testing, and governance processes throughout the implementation lifecycle.
Work Environment & Expectations
Remote work with flexibility to support project needs across time zones.
Availability for occasional after-hours or on-call support during testing and go-live phases.
Ability to commit for the full 10-month contract duration.
Requirements
Required Qualifications
Epic Beaker CP certification (active or previously certified with ability to re-certify).
Proven experience implementing Epic Beaker Clinical Pathology in at least one full lifecycle Epic implementation.
Strong understanding of clinical pathology laboratory operations and workflows.
Experience working directly with lab leadership, pathologists, and laboratory staff.
Ability to work independently in a remote, fast-paced implementation environment.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Multiple Epic implementation experiences with Beaker CP.
Experience supporting instrument interfaces and reference lab workflows.
Prior go-live and post-go-live stabilization experience.
Familiarity with regulatory and compliance considerations impacting laboratory workflows.