Sheila Anderson
Epic Certifications:
Certified EpicCare Ambulatory 2012/ NVT 2014.
Certified EpicCare Ambulatory Graduate Program 2012/ NVT 2014
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Builder with over 8 years experience in various Epic "Go Lives" support and training. 1 year Allscripts SCM 5.5 Clinical Documentation build experience. Dedicated to educating physicians, nurses and hospital staff as an IT Health care Consultant. Over 13 years experience as a registered nurse in the mulitple healthcare setting.
Epic support staff/IT Consultant/Trainer/Team Lead for varied inpatient Go Lives since October 2006
Allscripts Clinical System Analyst Clinical Documentation since November 2011
Comprehensive knowledge and experience in the health care services, with doctors and nurses.
Specialties*Epic and Allscripts SCM 5.5 support in various areas and applications.
Specialties: Allscripts SCM 5.5 Build Experience, Epic Clinical Documentation and Med Orders; CPOE; Stork; EMAR; Op-Time, CPOE Trainer; MS Office, Word, Excel, and Power Point; Windows 2000, 2003 and XP
Advanced nursing skills for Critical/Intensive Care Departments
Time management, peer and subordinate leadership, and prioritization skills
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Sheila Anderson Named to Walsh University Spring 2015 Dean's List
Sheila Anderson, a resident of Northfield, OH, was among the 717 Walsh University students who earned Dean's List honors for the Spring 2015 semester.
June, 02 2015 - Walsh University
Ambulatory Applications Coordinator at Akron Children's Hospital
Epic Certifications:
Certified EpicCare Ambulatory 2012/ NVT 2014.
Certified EpicCare Ambulatory Graduate Program 2012/ NVT 2014.
Responsible for building, testing and implementing the Epic clinical modules, as well as future upgrades. Conducts workflow analysis, design and build sessions with Subject Matter Experts (including physicians, nursing, respiratory care, pharmacy and other ancillary services) and trainers. Maintaining and resolving the issues log within the project plan, as well as conveying project status. Serves as a bridge between Epic and Akron Children’s Hospital implementation team through regular day to day communication and the end-users. Serve as the primary contact with department leadership. Develop and maintain internal policies and procedure that will be utilized with the application and maintain appropriate documentation. Assist with the analysis of data conversion and interface needs. Able to work independently as well as a member of an interdisciplinary team. Demonstrate a positive mental attitude. Attend status meetings and be accountable for those items assigned to them and/or their area of responsibility. Assist in the evaluation of other project team members and students as needed.
February 2013 - Present
