I recently left the Epic project I had been working on and it's safe to say I'm done for now. I reached the point in my consulting gig where I was carrying the entire project. It's a big strain when organizations don't hire quality employees and rely on consultants to do all the work. It's not a balanced system and it's not a cohesive team. I hope that my departure shakes up the project and they hire better staff and get rid of the people who don't understand anything about Epic. My gripe here is mostly on the healthcare organizations and not Epic. Although Epic should do a better job of advising organizations on how technically complex the system is and how normal clinical folks can not do this job and more specifically will not enjoy this job.
I continue to receive a lot of e-mails from people reading this blog, but for now I'm going to take my e-mail down. You can probably find most of the answers to your questions somewhere in my blog posts.
Best of luck in your job search.
Friday, April 26, 2013
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