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So it looks like i got a job offer from my current company to join their epic pB team. Im excited for the new challenge as well as nervous at the same time since I dont know what to expect. My backrooms is mainly HIM operations, Patient access IT and hl7 . Ill be pretty much jumping straight into a go live that we currently have at the organization so it will be straight chaos and hard to learn anything in the beginning. Not sure how useful I can be without the cert . The company will be sending me to Verona to get certified. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Hello everyone.

It looks like ill be getting this honda pilot special edition black on black with 23,500 miles for $33,500. Clean carfax. Its been owned by 1 person which was a lease. Does this seem like a good deal or a ripoff? With taxes im probably looking at more like 36k. But ill be putting q down-payment of maybe 2500 to 3k.

Hello everyone. Im looking to get a Honda pilot within the next few weeks if I can get a good deal on one. I like the space it had as I have 2 kids myself. Is there any years I should avoid due to known issues? Im open to anything from 2017 to 2025 Budget is probably 35k max so im looking for something used or certified pre owned. .

Officially hired as a pb analyst for a hospital system thats currently undergoing an epic implementation! First step would be to try to get certified! Excited for this new challenge. What can I expect ??

Hello everyone. So im looking to purchase a highlander 2018 se with 50k miles on it for $23500. Is this a good deal? I also did my due diligence and saw that show year is known to have transition issues. I test drove it but everything seemed fine honestly. So im deff on the fence about it. Any advice?

Hello everyone. I was curious about something thats been in my head for a little while now. With all the AI tools coming out and already in play . How does this affect the role of an epic analyst in any module ? Is there already automation put in place with epic? Im curious because there's a good chance I become an epic analyst soon , specifically in the PB area ans wanted to know if AI affects epic roles in general like it has in many other IT areas.

hello everyone. I just wanted some insight if possible. there's a very good chance I get hired by the hospital I work at to joing the epic pb team . during the interview they did explain what they do but I wanted to get somw insight from somw analysts that actuallt do the work for this module. we are in the middle of go lived in phases ao there will be so much work . probably more than I can handle but im ready to dive in to get certified and learn as much ad I can . how valuabl3 is this cert? is it less stressful then let's say HB? I work analyzing hl7 messages for a patient access application that we manage so thus scope of work will be a bit different for me. in my previous role I did do alot of build, workflow, confifuation of providers though . so I thknk this is whats helped me. any insight is great