Epic ADT/Prelude Analyst - Remote

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is hiring an Epic ADT (Grand Central)/Prelude Analyst to work remotely from one of nine approved states. The role sits in the Enterprise Information Services (EIS) applications department and focuses on operational and application build work for the ADT and Prelude modules. It suits someone with intermediate-level Epic build experience who can handle routine assignments and, at times, more complex ones.

What you will do

The analyst works on medium to large projects, doing workflow analysis, build, and documentation alongside internal and external team members. Assignments are handled independently, with the goal of meeting customer needs and desired outcomes.

• Perform intermediate-level design, build, and implementation work. Using core knowledge of the ADT (Grand Central) and Prelude applications and operational requirements, translate requirements and concepts into functionality.
• Take part in re-engineering operational workflow processes with end-users and business owners, and keep a working-level understanding of the assigned departmental operations.
• Turn end-user and business owner needs into system specifications and configuration requirements.
• Maintain high standards for application design, build, and testing. Make sure documentation is adequate for support and end-user training.
• Manage and coordinate intermediate to advanced configuration and build assignments and projects in collaboration with others.

Where you can live

The posting lists approved remote states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon, and Texas. The job title is listed as remote, and the location is the United States.

About Cedars-Sinai

The EIS applications department earned Epic Honor Roll - Magna Cum Laude. EIS was also named one of the "Best Places to Work in IT 2025" by Computerworld and ranked #2 among large organizations for hybrid work.

The organization's healthtech work was recognized by the CHIME Digital Health Most Wired program. Cedars-Sinai received a Level 10, described as the most prestigious level of certification, among more than 300 surveyed healthcare organizations. The organization scored well across multiple areas and particularly in infrastructure, interoperability, and population health innovation.

The listing states that the role comes with an outstanding benefit package and competitive salaries. Cedars-Sinai says it hires the best and most committed employees, and that its staff reflects the culturally and ethnically diverse community it serves. The organization describes its environment as multifaceted and inclusive, supporting innovation and the standard of patient care it aims for.

What they are looking for

The source text does not list specific education, certification, or years-of-experience requirements. The role is described as intermediate level, with independent work on routine and occasionally more sophisticated assignments. The analyst should be able to translate operational requirements into Epic functionality, work with end-users and business owners on workflow, and coordinate build projects with others.

Other details

The listing notes it was originally posted on Himalayas.