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Applications Training & Support Specialist 3

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St. Luke’s Health System in Boise, ID is seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Application Training and Support Specialist 3 to join our Community Connect team.

This role is designed for a professional with strong expertise in electronic health record (EHR) systems, particularly Epic, and offers a unique opportunity to collaborate closely with our independent Community Connect partner clinics, focusing on enhancing their productivity and workflow efficiency within Epic. If you excel in training, relationship-building, and project implementations, we invite you to apply!

 

The ideal candidate will:

  • Lead engaging in-person and virtual trainings for various Epic applications for independent Community Connect clinics.
  • Experience working in an EHR with a solid understanding of clinical workflows to be able to support clinicians and clinical support staff.
  • Support Epic implementations by collaborating closely with stakeholders to ensure a seamless transition, developing effective workflows, and providing ongoing support.
  • Participate in projects and opportunities to implement new Epic functionality and features that address evolving clinical and operational needs.
  • Ability to lead, influence, and coordinate stakeholders and cross-functional teams to plan and execute on deliverables.
  • Facilitate in-person and virtual rounding and upgrade education meetings with independent clinics.
  • Employ exceptional follow-up skills and attention to detail to ensure seamless operations.

Under limited supervision, the Applications Training & Support Specialist (ATSS) is responsible for oversight of Health Information Technology education development and delivery to clinical and business end-users. The ATSS partners with area leaders and Informaticists to analyze and evaluate existing system functionality to best support clinical and business end users in safe and efficient utilization of the electronic medical record (EMR) system.

This position’s job responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Serves as an initial escalation point for review of system enhancement requests impacting a single application to validate appropriateness for escalation to build/governance review. Serves as project/enhancement request facilitator for enhancement and build requests as they progress through to implementation (e.g., flowsheet changes, minor order changes, etc.). Provides support by troubleshooting identified mSL and other single-application end user facing system issues. Assists with root cause analysis and resolving problems through appropriate methodologies and communication with end-users and service line leaders. In collaboration with end users and system leadership, through accurate training, comprehensive real-time support, and effective solution architecture, ATSSs create an optimal environment for enabling safe, effective, and efficient utilization of mSL and other health information technologies.
  • Supplements initial/on-going training and personalization for clinical and business applications for new and existing employees for any gaps in coverage. Provides supplemental support in performing competency assessments related to provider/clinician EMR use.
  • Monitors clinician efficiency datasets to recommend targeted and purposeful interventions. Deploys surveys and other training quality mechanisms to measure the effectiveness of training interventions.
  • Partners with colleagues on adjacent teams (e.g., informatics, CLaSS/Simulation, IHT, etc.) to provide support, develop content, and deliver high quality/fidelity training. Ensures competency training of clinical and business end users continues beyond initial training, taking ownership over competency checklists for any applicable clinical and/or business application.
  • Leads the development and assists in analyzing existing and gathering requirements for training materials, serving as subject matter expert in validating training documents/curriculum requiring updating. Ensures Epic training environment is maintained and up-to-date to support training needs through accurate configuration of the MST environment. Optimizes single application, complex, clinical and business workflows through in-depth analyses of current state and a comprehensive understanding of system functionality. Gathers requirements for potential changes. Manages portfolios of enhancements/requests to ensure appropriate levels of resources, prioritization and completion of requests.
  • Supports system project work through functioning as a subject matter expert, developing training references, and delivering the training for enhancements. Tests/validates new build for single application enhancements/upgrades. Supplements system go-live support for new implementations and enhancements. Responsible for developing and communicating system changes (e.g., upgrade announcements, individual enhancements, etc.) and downtimes to appropriate areas of the organization.
  • Participates in local and informatics governance as needed for decision making, content reviews, prioritization, and subject matter expertise. Maintains local level subject matter expert program, empowering local leaders with knowledge and skills needed to work through basic issues and answer basic end user questions.
  • Responsible for mentoring and developing the technical and facilitation skills of lower level ATSS team members. May function as a first-level supervisor or "lead".
  • Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

 

Qualifications

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree
  • Experience: 3 years additional relevant experience.
  • Licenses/Certifications: None

 

 

 

 

What’s in it for you

At St. Luke’s, caring for people in the communities we serve is our mission – and this includes our own SLHS team. We offer a robust benefits package to support our teams both professionally and personally. In addition to a competitive salary and retirement plans, we ensure our team feels supported in their benefits beyond the typical medical, dental, and vision offerings. We care about you and have fantastic financial and physical wellness options, such as: on-site massages, on-site counseling via our Employee Assistance Program, access to the Virgin Pulse Wellness tool, as well as other formal training and career development offerings to ensure you are meeting your career goals.

 

St. Luke’s is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, religion, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status or condition protected by law.

 

*Please note: this posting is not reflective of all job duties and responsibilities and is intended to provide an overview to job seekers.

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What You Should Know About Applications Training & Support Specialist 3, St. Luke's Health System

Join St. Luke’s Health System as an Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 and become an integral part of our Community Connect team in beautiful Boise, ID! In this exciting role, you'll work closely with independent Community Connect clinics, helping to enhance their productivity and workflow efficiency with our electronic health record (EHR) system, particularly Epic. If you have a knack for training and relationship-building, this position will allow you to lead engaging in-person and virtual trainings tailored to various Epic applications. With at least three years of relevant experience and a solid understanding of clinical workflows, you'll be instrumental in supporting clinicians and clinical support staff during Epic implementations. Your responsibilities will include collaborating with stakeholders to ensure a seamless transition, facilitating education meetings, and providing ongoing support. Imagine being the go-to person for analyzing existing EHR functionality and helping our team achieve optimal utilization of health information technologies! We value attention to detail, strong follow-up skills, and leadership abilities, as you’ll coordinate with cross-functional teams to implement projects and improvements. St. Luke’s offers a robust benefits package that supports your professional and personal growth, including wellness options like on-site massages and counseling. If you're excited about empowering others through effective training and are driven to make a difference in healthcare, we want to hear from you!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Applications Training & Support Specialist 3 Role at St. Luke's Health System
What responsibilities does the Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 at St. Luke's Health System have?

The Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 at St. Luke's Health System is responsible for leading training sessions on Epic applications, supporting implementations, and enhancing workflows for independent clinics. This includes collaborating with stakeholders, troubleshooting issues, and providing ongoing support to ensure effective utilization of the EHR system.

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What qualifications are required for the Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 position at St. Luke's Health System?

The Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 position requires a Bachelor’s degree and at least three years of additional relevant experience, preferably with a solid understanding of clinical workflows and EHR systems like Epic.

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What kind of training does the Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 provide at St. Luke's Health System?

The Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 at St. Luke's Health System provides comprehensive in-person and virtual training sessions on various Epic applications tailored for independent Community Connect clinics, ensuring that end-users understand how to effectively utilize the system.

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How does the Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 help with system implementations at St. Luke's Health System?

The Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 plays a crucial role in facilitating Epic implementations at St. Luke's Health System by working closely with stakeholders to develop workflows, ensure seamless transitions, and provide real-time support during and after the implementation process.

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What benefits does St. Luke's Health System offer to Applications Training and Support Specialist 3 employees?

St. Luke's Health System provides a robust benefits package that includes competitive salaries, retirement plans, wellness options like on-site massages, and access to counseling and career development programs, ensuring employees feel supported both personally and professionally.

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Common Interview Questions for Applications Training & Support Specialist 3
How would you approach training users on the Epic system as an Applications Training and Support Specialist 3?

To effectively train users on the Epic system, I would start by assessing their current knowledge and specific needs. I would create tailored training sessions that include engaging hands-on activities and real-world examples to ensure users can see the practical applications of what they're learning.

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Can you describe a challenging situation you faced while implementing a new EHR system?

In a previous role, I encountered pushback from providers during an EHR implementation due to concerns about workflow disruption. I addressed their concerns by facilitating open discussions, giving them a platform to voice their fears and involving them in developing tailored solutions that suited their unique workflows.

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What strategies do you use to ensure effective onboarding for new users in the EHR system?

To ensure effective onboarding, I focus on creating a structured yet flexible training program that includes both foundational knowledge and ongoing support. I also implement feedback loops through surveys to continuously adapt the training based on user experiences.

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How do you measure the success of your training programs as an Applications Training and Support Specialist 3?

I measure the success of training programs by evaluating user performance through competency assessments, monitoring clinician efficiency datasets, and collecting feedback through surveys. This data informs continuous improvements and adjustments to the training approach.

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Have you ever had to troubleshoot issues with the EHR system? How did you handle it?

Yes, I have faced EHR system troubleshooting in my previous position. I prioritized the issues based on impact, gathered relevant data, collaborated with IT specialists for technical support, and communicated updates transparently with the clinical staff to ensure they were informed throughout the resolution process.

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Describe a time when you had to work with cross-functional teams during a project.

During a recent EHR upgrade, I worked with informatics, clinical leads, and IT on defining user requirements. I facilitated regular meetings to ensure everyone was aligned and shared progress. This collaboration proved vital in successfully meeting project milestones.

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How would you ensure that your training materials are up to date?

I would establish a regular review schedule for training materials, collaborate with clinical experts to gather insights on program efficacy, and monitor any system updates to promptly integrate new content into the training resources.

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What are the most critical soft skills for an Applications Training and Support Specialist 3?

The most critical soft skills include effective communication for training and support, problem-solving to address issues efficiently, and relationship-building to foster collaboration and trust with users and stakeholders.

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How do you prioritize requests for system enhancements from end-users?

I prioritize system enhancement requests by evaluating the potential impact on clinical workflows, aligning them with organizational goals, and collaborating with stakeholders to assess urgency and benefit, ensuring that the most critical needs are addressed first.

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What do you find the most rewarding about being an Applications Training and Support Specialist?

The most rewarding aspect is witnessing the growth and confidence of users as they become proficient in using the EHR system. Knowing that I played a role in enhancing their productivity and improving patient care is incredibly fulfilling.

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St. Luke’s is driven by our mission to improve the health of people in the communities we serve, which is grounded in our focus on population and community health. Our strategy leads us to achieving our vision as we build upon and enhance our repu...

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