Epic Project Manager/Implementation Consultant reviews

3.6

62% would recommend to a friend

(200 total reviews)
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Judith R. Faulkner

97% approve of CEO

62% positive business outlook

Implementation Consultant/Project Manager employees have rated Epic with 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 200 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Implementation Consultant/Project Manager professionals have a good working experience there. Epic is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Implementation Consultant/Project Manager professionals compared to other employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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200 reviews
5.0
Apr 26, 2015
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Pros

I've been a Project Manager at Epic for two years and I find it to be the most interesting, fulfilling position between my three jobs I've held after college. I can't say enough about the people at Epic that you will work with - bright, motivated, fun people with an array of backgrounds and life experiences. Also, as someone who wanted to work on the medical field, I find that I am able to do so and work right alongside physicians and nurses at some of the top healthcare organizations in the country to improve the way they deliver healthcare. I all appreciate being able to jump in and do this really in my career, and I'm well - compensated and do not have to wait for 8 more years of school and the accompanying bills in order to make a difference (as I would have if I went the med school route). I'm constantly learning new things as my role evolves, which means I'm never bored and things don't get monotonous.

Cons

The position can be stressful at times because you are working in healthcare, which is a round- the-clock high stakes industry, so I'd you're someone who thrives in that type of environment it's great, but it's certainly not for everyone. You also have to actively manage your work- life balance or it's easy for work to consume you. If you have a strong manager (team lead), this is easier to do - I am fortunate to have excellent support from my manager.

2.0
Apr 22, 2015
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Pros

- Starting salary is 58,000 dollars, which is officially 27.8 dollars per hour, before taxes - the people you work with are highly intelligent and overall great people, but 70% also viscerally hate their lives and jobs - that hate is despite making 115,000 dollars after 3 years - some people love Epic to the point of naming their children Willow and Clarity, two of the application's names (though generally not project managers...) - you travel a lot and rack up hotel and air miles - fewer than 1% of applicants get hired, which makes working at Epic a very prestigious job. Future employers know this. They also know why you would quit. - you get incredible leadership and management experience - you will always have a job at Epic if you quit (in good standing, of course), and can consult for twice the salary at Epic.

Cons

- More likely, your hourly wage will be between 17 and 22 dollars per hour - My average work week was 59.8 hours per week, which was an underestimate and took into account training days in the beginning of the year which were solid 8. That's a conservative estimate with 50 percent above and 50 percent below. It is not unusual for people to work between 70 and 100 hours per week, generally at least one week per month - There is a huge learning curve when you start - you travel a lot

4.0
Apr 10, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Extensive training program, I learned a lot about software implementation and system structures that has applied to other jobs.

Cons

No work-life balance. Hard to take time off. A bit of a chew-you-up-and-spit-you-out mentality for young grads.

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