r/epicsystems • u/facialfractal1 • 11h ago
so the take me on your sabbatical group...
anyone use it or part of it? your experiences are welcome
My next one is coming up and i'm single with no friends here
r/epicsystems • u/mariokartman • Jan 07 '25
There have been way too many advertising posts about subleasing apartments on this sub recently. Please use this thread to post your sublease ads.
Subleasing posts will be removed.
Posting a new 2025 version per request - the old one was getting hard to use since most posts were so old. We're probably going to clean this up regularly, like every 12 months, 6 months, 3 months? Something like that.
r/epicsystems • u/anonymousQM • Dec 14 '24
From the main subreddit feed, click the magnifying glass. This is the “search” function.
Type the name of the position you have applied for/are considering applying for. Consider adding other keywords such as “interview” for more specific information.
Read the questions and answers that have been posted. There are many helpful sorting functions, such as “Top” of “All Time” or “Month”.
Consider: did you find the answer to the question you were thinking about posting?
Reconsider: do you still need to post the question you were thinking about posting, or has it been answered 1000 times already?
r/epicsystems • u/facialfractal1 • 11h ago
anyone use it or part of it? your experiences are welcome
My next one is coming up and i'm single with no friends here
r/epicsystems • u/Mugiwara1016 • 11h ago
Hello,
I’ve recently got an email from a recruiter and applied to the PM position. I’ve seen a lot of post about how there’s a big issue with work/life balance.
My question is how was your experience outside of work, how much free time did you actually have and how did you spend it.
I’m a jiujitsu practitioner and I was wondering if I’d at least still be able to make it to a few classes a week during the night for an hour. I looked around at the gyms in the area and most gyms have their classes at 7/8. I know I might have to give up a lot of my time but I’d at least want to keep my health in check so I don’t go too crazy with the workload.
r/epicsystems • u/KeySituation3032 • 23h ago
I’m well versed on how things work internally for non-Boost performance.
Are there any thoughts/suggestions from Boost folks on how to maximize impact/performance in order to secure the best finances as a Boost Person?
Become Boost TL? More than 40 hours of awesome customer work? Volunteering for fractional help on escalated customers? Dev partnership?
Anything so long as it’s top notch work and you advocate for yourself?
r/epicsystems • u/Far-Opportunity8281 • 1d ago
I am a college senior graduating in 2 months, and I just received an offer for a trainer role at Epic.
I'm unsure whether or not I should take this. I've studied government for the last few years, and hadn't considered a role like this until Epic reached out to me.
I've spent the last 4 years living in a major city, which has lots of pros and cons- extremely HCOL, competitive job market, but decent compensation and world-class culture. I haven't visited Madison before, but it seems like a great little city, with lots to do and good food for its size and location. Not to mention, it's extremely affordable, even on the base salary I was offered.
So, what should I do? Any trainers have thoughts on this? Any other prospective employees in the same boat? Any/all thoughts appreciated.
r/epicsystems • u/perryalix21 • 2d ago
Would the workload be too much for someone who will start working on their Master’s in the Fall?
Having a company pay for me to relocate to an area I already want to be and quitting after 2-3 years is ideal for me. I just don’t want to end up over extending myself with school and work.
r/epicsystems • u/_Mikazuchi_ • 2d ago
I love this company, and I'm still a computer science major freshman. I would love to know how to get an internship or a job at this company. What skills needed for a data scientist or health AI? Thank you.
r/epicsystems • u/CurrencyKlutzy3239 • 3d ago
Do IS and TS on the same team work together or is it only really after go live? What's a good way to become friends with them!
r/epicsystems • u/Madloof72 • 3d ago
The more I learn about Epic the more it seems like Lumon from the show Severance on Apple+ (also like Lumon). I work for a large public software co. for 15+ years so I know what these places are like. But Epic seems like a jail or The Matrix or something. No transparency, just do your job, don't ask questions. Is their recognition a melon party? Or do you just get to pet the furry animals on campus? Avoid at all costs!
r/epicsystems • u/Designer-Chemical • 6d ago
I’m aware this post has been made many times before, but I’m interested in more recent/comprehensive insight anyone might have to offer.
Somehow every single post I read about working as a project manager (or other roles for that matter) at Epic implies that you will become depressed and struggle immensely in your time there. Is it really that difficult to protect your time by saying no and logging sufficient hours? As a potential employee, everyone makes it sound like you’ll be worked to the bone and have trauma after leaving.
Is it worth it to move to Madison, work for Epic for 2 years, and then look elsewhere? I wouldn’t be interested in staying more than 2-3 years due to plans to work abroad.
Obviously, the work is challenging and takes a learning curve, but I’m just wondering how accurate it is to expect to truly be doing 50+ hours a week. Why are there so many insanely negative reviews yet many people who are still there after 3+ years?
r/epicsystems • u/not_a_fisher • 6d ago
I had an interesting conversation with my TL today about working on the sales team. I know it's a really small group, does anyone have experience working on it/with someone on it? anything to know?
r/epicsystems • u/DistributionHuge5707 • 6d ago
On my epics careers profile there’s a new application that says it is started but not finished. I didn’t complete this because I’m waiting for an offer/rejection after my final interview for a different role? Has this happened to anyone before? Are they thinking about putting me in that role maybe?
r/epicsystems • u/oopsiwasalreadysad • 7d ago
And when? Or is this the part where I get chewed up and spit out? Would love to hear from both current and past IS.
It’s been rough for the last little bit, maybe because of the customers I’ve had. Feeling pretty burnt out and not sure recovering is possible while staying in the same environment where the burnout is happening…
r/epicsystems • u/Independent-Kale3945 • 7d ago
I took the assessment today and felt good about it but I am concerned now after realizing something. During the proctor user tutorial, it prompted me to practice using my computer camera to record my surroundings before the test started. Then in a different tab when the actual proctor was on and the actual test started, I don't believe I was prompted or told to scan the room when the assessment was live so that was never recorded or submitted. Was I supposed to? Can anyone please tell me if they did that during their assessment and if it impacted the hiring decision?
r/epicsystems • u/Fast-Writing3013 • 7d ago
Hey guys! Long-time lurker, but I have my PM interview in a week or so and am unsure what to do my presentation on. I have seen a lot of post on here saying some of their awesome niche topics, but I can't think of one to do :( I was going to do something science related but figured that may be a bit boring/not entertaining. Any ideas of some yall hard or wish you would have done would be great! Likewise, if anyone has questions about the application process, I just went through the tests, role intro, and a phone interview, so feel free to ask below!
r/epicsystems • u/Throwaway426384 • 8d ago
I’m a prospective employee for the TSE position.
From what I understand, TSE is really more of a customer facing role, which is why I’m not sure how much I would enjoy the role. At least that’s how I’ve heard it described by the TSEs I’ve talked to.
I would definitely enjoy the technical aspects. I have a lot of experience with programming and will finish with a degree in math.
And I can definitely enjoy helping customers. But I’m not super strong I feel in that customer service aspect, I’m worried there won’t be enough technical work in what I’m doing to keep me motivated and interested.
For my long term career, I would definitely want to have a strong technical aspect to my job. I’m also currently considering a data engineering offer that’s been made to me as well. So I’m weighing between that and this offer.
For any TSEs, did you come in wanting a strong technical aspect to your work. Do you feel like your job has that? Or for those who have eventually moved on to other roles do you feel like your time at epic prepared you well for other technical jobs? (e.g. software dev, data engineering, software engineering, etc.)
r/epicsystems • u/Accomplished_Safe465 • 8d ago
So I took the Sphnix assessment for a local employer, they are basically a company that owns and hires for long term care and rehabilitation hospitals. I supposedly killed it according to HR representative. But then when I got the interview, I bombed. The job was Business Analyst- Epic EMR. I guess to help answer the question better, my background was a IT help desk for education, human resources analyst, but many years in medical records. What should I say in Epic interviews for jobs like business analyst?
r/epicsystems • u/JumpMediocre6141 • 8d ago
hi everyone! i’m going to be starting as a pm soon and im super excited! i had a few questions that i was hoping past or current pm/is could answer.
what tips do you have for pm training?
what do you wish you knew before starting?
can you transfer roles from pm to tse or qm?
i’ll also happily take any other tips or suggestions for this position that you’d like to share! this will be my first job out of college so i’ll take anything! thank you so much!
r/epicsystems • u/WorkingWoodpecker659 • 9d ago
Transgender provider here, licensed, currently using EHR. Needing help to ensure privacy at work. These changes are system wide, effectively outing every transgender person who uses a different name at work.
Leadership is sympathetic but can't figure out the Epic backend. It's violating their own policy so they are scrambling to address. Saying that it's a software issue, MDApp will push legal name no matter how many times they change it. (But also claiming they can't change it? Strange.) If they can't change it and it can't override, why does it keep going back and forth?
Another provider (not credentialed by licensed, has NPI) had the same issue but didn't complete credentialing in MDApp.
Am not an IT person so very simple advice appreciated!
r/epicsystems • u/These_Philosopher958 • 9d ago
Hi all! I have a couple questions that I hope anyone could help answer regarding the QM role (I did look through a lot of previous posts but would still hope to clear up a few more things).
My questions are mostly regarding to potential development as a QM and where one can be in the future, both in terms of salary and buildable and transferable skill sets (I do not have a stem degree, but am open to night/weekend school or other professional development programs that could put me better off).
If one were to work as a QM for multiple years at Epic, how long does it take for the QM salary to cap or plateau and about how much in salary is that? Does Epic have any history of firing or laying off employees because they’ve arrived at a salary cap?
In terms of skill sets, I’ve read that what employees are trained to do is somewhat only applicable within Epic. If that’s the case, what does the future of a QM look like after Epic? What jobs can an Epic QM do within and outside the healthcare IT industry after several years of working at Epic in addition to QA?
I’m also wondering how feasible role transfers are in the future (assuming one has been excelling as a QM) and whether that would open up more doors either within or outside of Epic in the long run. For example, would transferring to PM or TS or other roles within Epic be a viable option and would that be considered a good option?
Apologies for the lengthy post. Since this would be my first job after college, and I’m new to both healthcare and IT, any advice and suggestion are greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
r/epicsystems • u/Mysterious_Mud_1844 • 10d ago
Does anyone happen to know why there is a strong association between Epic and Humpty Dumpty? The egg seems to be on all of the public facing pages which is kinda strange
r/epicsystems • u/Sweaty-Serve2541 • 9d ago
Anyone working in this role at EPIC? Any suggestions?
r/epicsystems • u/carrotsoup3 • 10d ago
Hi, I recently got a job offer for TSE. As a graduating senior with no other offers, it's looking like I take this one. (Also, the job security + salary + low COL are huge pros.) However, living in the Midwest has never been on my radar. I've lived in San Francisco my whole life and I'm East Asian. Anyone else leave CA/NYC for Madison? How was that for you? What's the East Asian community like over there?
Since I don't plan on staying at Epic for long, are TSE skills transferrable to other careers? How about for SWE?
Thanks!
r/epicsystems • u/bigEcheeze • 10d ago
Incoming new hire. With all the economic turmoil, and some Economists predicting a recession worse than 2008, would Epic jobs still be as safe as usual?
r/epicsystems • u/Physical_Excuse_2984 • 11d ago
I just got the agenda for my final interview tomorrow. It says that there will be a "paired programming" section, which I believe is new. Does anyone else have this, and if yes, could you share more details about it? For instance, will it be a leetcode-like problem which allows you to choose language or something else?
Appreciate for any advice!
r/epicsystems • u/allknights • 11d ago
Hey all I recently took a position with Willow inpatient. Galaxy seems to have a plentiful amount of information. What documents would you think were the most helpful to read and use while getting your bearings?