I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Epic
Interview
Was contacted by HR and was told to attend the testing event in downtown Chicago. The venue they chose non usable internet access( EXTREMELY slow) which made the test that much harder. Be prepared to hand code problems in case you have a similar situation. Lots of questions including riddles. Must be able to analyze and pick up a dummy language for the test so they can see if you can use their proprietary medical language. As a final note, the testing event was set to end at 4pm so that is when I stopped, however it did not seem like the end time was very strict as there was no request to stop.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Epic (Verona, WI) in Feb 2013
Interview
HR found me on LinkedIn. It was very obvious they were hunting for programmers because my LinkedIn profile consisted only of a picture and my school name and major.
Had a phone interview within a week. Very basic, asked me test scores, GPA, and to describe a significant project.
2nd round interview was essentially an SAT, and programming test, and one 'interview' where I just gave a presentation. I think it's ridiculous that they only conduct written tests instead of the Google/MSFT approach, where you have to come up with an answer in front of a programmer. The thinking process is much more important than the code that you output anyway.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Run of the mill programming questions; nothing a CS grad should not know. Plenty of sites exist if you just want answers to these questions.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Epic
Interview
Initially a telephonic interview after that called for an written test.
Most of the questions were based on recursion and dynamic programming.
4 programming question in 2hours of time.
The questions were somewhat difficult.