Cerner Physician Documentation Analyst

Overview

MUST-HAVES/WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: • 3+ years of Cerner DynDoc, PowerNotes and MPages design and build • Extensive knowledge of physician workflows • Prefer knowledge of CPOE and Powerplan builds • Basic Power Insight report writing • Basic knowledge of Cerner Core Fundamentals – prefmaint and privmaint, positions • Basic knowledge of Discern Rules and CCL/DA2 • Demonstrated experience with design, build, testing, and ongoing support of the assigned solution(s), Cerner experience preferred. • Degree or formal training in an area specific to the assigned solution(s) preferred. • Current California Registered Nursing license or other clinical license/certification preferred JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provides ongoing business and technical support of the assigned solution(s) and serves as the main point of contact to the vendor support teams in communicating, troubleshooting, and resolving issues. • Implements system upgrades, releases, and enhancements. • Provides technical support to assigned departments in implementing new solutions and optimizing existing solutions POSITION SUMMARY: • The Cerner Physician Documentation Analyst is responsible for supporting one or more solutions of a major Cerner implementation and subsequent maintenance and enhancements. • They will leverage their clinical and technical experience in trouble-shooting and resolving solution issues, implementing future solutions upgrades/enhancements, identifying opportunities for system or process optimization, and supporting the implementation of new solutions

Benefits

Company

We are a full-service 420-bed, not-for-profit, acute care, medical and surgical hospital. Serving the community for 60 years, our is the preeminent healthcare facility for our district’s nearly 1.2 million residents. We're a Level II trauma center, Advanced Primary Stroke Receiving Center, STEMI center and Baby-Friendly facility. We receive more than 218,000 patient visits each year, deliver 5,400 babies and treat nearly 1,000 trauma patients. Located just 60 miles north of Los Angeles, the Antelope Valley is one of Southern California’s fasted growing communities.