Epic reviews

Challenges abound to keep things interesting. Your career path is up to you. Lots of smart people to bounce ideas off of.

Top pros: Travel, Compensation, Skills Growth Opportunities. Epic isn't the place for somebody who doesn't want to give 110%. They seek out new hires who perform well in school because a big part of this job is learning quickly. The benefit of this approach is that your coworkers are top notch. They're the ones that did all of the work in the group projects and end conversations with "What else can I do to help?" This is a very challenging job, but the folks who seem to struggle the most are the ones that don't quite fit the above description (or come into this job with different expectations). You will have a lot of travel opportunities with the job, but you have to take it upon yourself to make the most of it. Add personal travel onto your work trips to avoid only travelling to see the inside of an office building in a different city. Compensation matches Epic's expectations of job performance. You will learn so much in this job. And not just about healthcare IT... I've increased my problem solving, presentation, time management, people management, and persuasion skills during my four years here. Probably in that order. I'd be able to come up with multiple examples for each of those items during any future job interview.