In this role you contribute to the EHR and digital improvements within the Patient Access & Flow team, starting with the Patient Self-Scheduling programme. You will help design, configure, and test the MyCareUCLH/MyChart workflow and supporting clinic code structures, while partnering with clinical and operational leads. The position supports a digital transformation agenda that aims to deliver patient-centered care and streamlined pathways. You will work in a hybrid setup, with on-site presence and ongoing opportunities to grow certified expertise in Epic systems.
Pay / Benefits
hybrid working
minimum one day on-site per fortnight
flexible working
salary includes HCAS
opportunity to develop Epic certification
working within a leading NHS trust
Responsibilities
Design, configure and test the Patient Self-Scheduling programme
Support transition from DEP to SER-based clinic code structure
Collaborate with EHR Delivery Manager, Training & Adoption colleagues, and stakeholders to assess current-state workflows
Support project plans, governance, and agile delivery to meet timelines and standards
Engage with clinicians and operational managers to define best practices and optimise workflows
Pursue Cadence/MyChart certifications or equivalent within six-month probation
Key requirements
Epic certification (Cadence/MyChart)
Degree level or equivalent experience
Knowledge of NHS clinical, administrative and operational workflows
Experience in design, build, configuration and testing within Epic applications
Project management or improvement experience with delivery track record
Ability to work unsupervised and manage project timelines
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