To help people live healthy in life through all possible interventions

Samson Omosebi

6325 N Sheridan Road., Chicago IL, 60660

Phone: 773-971-7109 | e-mail: somosebi1@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE

Seeking to obtain an entry in an organization where I can display my skills as a good team worker, goal oriented, resourceful person by demonstrating high level of professionalism, competence and skills in the healthcarefield.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• EpicCare System (Radiant, Ambulatory, Cadence, Prelude, PB, HB, Cupid, Beacon, Optime, ASAP, Orders, Clindoc, phoenix, willow)eCW &Velocidoc, Cerner Systems (PowerChart, SurgiNet, RadNet, FirstNet, PathNet) Analyst Support.
•  Ability to work in a rapidly changing environment
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong organizational and leadership skills
• Valuable experience in healthcare field
• Energetic and willingness to work
• Compliance Management​ and Patient oriented.

PROFESSIONAL RELATED EXPERIENCE

09/ 2019  – 10/2019

Ambulatory/Home Health/Cadence/Radiant (Express Care Clinic)Physicians/Nurses/Techs ATE

Jefferson Health, Voorhees, NJ

• Assisted clinician in creation of smart phrase and smart links.
• Provided elbow Go-live support to physicians, clinicians and staff during Epic go-live implementations.
• Assisted physicians with Smart Tools to enhance their efficiency.
• Supported nurses on how to document encounters, manage In-basket, place orders, initiate preference list and review patient charts.

08/ 2019  – 09/2019

Ambulatory/Cadence/HomeHealth (Family Medicine, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic and OBGYN)

Physicians/Unit Managers/RN/MA/Front desk Credentialed Trainer and ATE Support.

Trinity Health Hospitals, Cicero IL

• Provided one on one training for physicians during Personalization labs and workshops.
• Provided one on one training to all providers during Dry run visits to the clinics pre Go live.
• Trained and supported RN/MA and Front desk staffs during Appointments conversions and Abstractions.
• Assisted in classroom training and workshops for Providers and clinicians.
• Built preference list, smart tools (smart phrases and smart tools) for providers during Go lives.

06/ 2019  – 07/2019

Epic Beacon ATE Go-Live Support

The Ottawa Hospital  – Canada ON

• Supported physicians and nurses with updating work list and flow sheet information.
• Assisted clinicians in documenting cancer staging and manage chemotherapy treatment plans.
• Provided management support, medication reconciliation, and order release from treatment plan
• Provided one on one nursing/physicians support and customize physician macros and preference lists.
• Assisted end users with Go-Live support in adding inpatient care team.
• Assisted clinicians in managing erroneous encounter from In-Basket.

 05/2019

Epic Radiant/Optime Trainer

Chi Health – Nebraska

• Assisted nurses in the triage of patients into the emergency department
• Assisted nurses in rooming parents from the ED track board.
• Provider support for documentation of pre-op evaluations.

• Assisted Nurses in using admission and transfer navigators.
• Assists Nurses when doing disposition and discharge of patients.
• Assists Providers in placing orders, doing transfers and discharge.

03/2019 to 04/2019

Ambulatory Beacon Credentialed Trainer

Alleghany Health Network – Pittsburgh, PA

• Responsible for training Providers in an assigned application in a classroom setting.
• Assisted with developing and revising training material, to mirror current workflows in the Clinics as well as Epics functionality. Average class size 8-10.
• Supported during Implementation and the Optimization process. Provided post-live ad hoc training to End Users as needed.

03/2019

Geisinger Medical Center, Danville PA.

Epic Inpatient Willow 2018 Upgrade

• Assisted Pharmacist in getting accustomed to the new features added in verifying orders.
• Assisted pharmacist in using the new tabs and features added to the pharmacist queue
• Highlighted all the new features added to the system with the new upgrade to make Pharmacist workflow easier.

01/2019

Epic Physician Trainer (Asap/Radiant/Optime/Anesthesia)

Nyc Health Hospital, New York

Floor Support

• Assisted providers in understanding the charting tools and creating their smart phrases.
• Assisted nurses assigning patients to themselves.
• Assisted clinicians placing orders and signing the orders.
• Assisted the nurses in administration of medications in the MAR.
• Assisted nurses in navigating through the Flow sheet.
• Assisted nurses in charting that addition of the LDA (peripheral IV).
• Assisted nurses in charting administration of blood in the patient chart.

12/ 2018  

Epic Physician Trainer (Clindoc & Cpoe /Implementation) (Dragon/Alku)

 Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Az  

• Trained surgeons and medical support staffs in all phases of care: Pre-op,Intra-op, Post-op, PACU
• Built and customize order sets, smart phrases, pre list and links in the workbench.
• personalized templates such as H&P progress note and discharge notes.
• Trained physicians on how to complete brief op notes and op notes
• Educated end-users on entering orders, transmitting orders and sending tickets to command center.
• Conducting some epic work group sessions, design recommendation, which

11/2018

Roper St. Francis Hospital Charleston, SC

Cerner Northside – GA  adoption coach- (SurgiNet/Anesthesia)

• Provided support for physicians on how to use Power Plan for putting in orders and how to use their Power Note efficiently and effectively for their documentations.
• Provided support for physicians when they do their med rec, put it admit, transfer and discharge orders.
• Provided support for Nurses in using their IView for their patient documentation.
• Provided support for Techs on how to use the Capacity Management and customize it based on their location and workflow.

10/ 2018-11/2018

Greenwich Hospital – Yale New Haven Health, Greenwich Connecticut

Epic 2018 Upgrade Support Analyst

• Train & support the entire staff and reporting workbench, rover, stork to facilitate increased efficiency in issue resolution, analysis of physician and clinical support workflow operations, curriculum development, providing advisement to help desk leadership, directing support resources with issue documentation and proper analysis, and providing support services for the entire department in the hospital.

10/2018-10/2018

Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Ambulatory

• Assignment: Assisted the Training Manager, created courseware, tip sheets and quick start guides for Epic Ambulatory 2017 implementation. Trained clinicians in a classroom setting or in one-on-one sessions. Authored, designed and illustrated courseware, end user documents, job aids, quick start guides. Conducted training sessions for Providers and Nurses.

07/2018 – 10/2018

Dignity Health(Mercy Medical Group- NTTDATA) Sacramento, CA.

Cerner PowerChart (SICU, Cardio immediate care, Orthopedic unit)

Physicians/Nurses/Case Managers/Techs ATE Support.

• Provided support for physicians on how to use Power Plan for putting in orders and how to use their Power Note efficiently and effectively for their documentations.
• Provided support for physicians when they do their med rec, put it admit, transfer and discharge orders.
• Provided support for Nurses in using their IView for their patient documentation.
• Provided support for Nurses on how to use their Care Compass and take care of their Task list.
• Provided support for Techs on how to use the Capacity Management and customize it based on their location and workflow.

06/2019 –  06/2019

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Beacon/Cupid

Baylor Scott & White Health – Dallas, TX

• Assignment: Conducting Beacon training sessions for Nurses, Schedulers, Pharmacists, Navigators, Super Users and Providers, including Inpatient and Outpatient clinics. Assisting with Treatment Plan conversions and Dress Rehearsals. Supporting Go-Live activities. Assisting with development of courseware/curricula

05/2018 -05/2019

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Beacon

Hackensack Meridian Health – Palisades, NJ

• Assignment: Assisted the client System Specialist, designing scenarios/courseware in preparation for EPIC Beacon classroom training for Super User and End User Infusion Nurses, Nurse Navigators, Oncology Providers and Pharmacists. Along with the client, planning the implementation of various training projects. Conducted user needs assessment (interviewing users, supervisors) and identification of workflows.

04/2018 –  05/2018

RADIANT (Radiology Outpatient Clinic)

Virginia Hospital Center, Arlington, VA

ATE Support

• Assisted Radiologist on how to protocol orders.
• Assisted Techs on working from their daily tech work list.
• Assisted Techs and Nurses on using their snap board and status board.
• Assisted front desk end users on checking in patients and making future appointments.
• Assisted Techs on linking multiple orders to one and appointment and changing visit types as needed.
• Assisted Front desk end users on cancelling and rescheduling appointments

02/2018 – 03/ 2018

Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lake Forest, Il

CUPID (Echo and Vascular Lab.)

ATE Support

• Assisted Techs in their daily workflow for walk-in patients.
• Assisted Techs in transcribing and verifying orders into the epic system
• Assisted Techs in the workflow on how to begin and end exam on patients.
• Assisted Techs in making sure that appointment are linked to orders and verified to allow smooth workflow of non-invasive procedures.
• Supported Techs in documenting exams in Epic.
• Assisted Techs in reviewing patient history in snapshot.

11/2017 – 12/2017

Emory University Hospital, Midtown Atlanta, GA

Cerner PowerChart/PowerPlan

Physicians/Nurses/Case Managers/Techs ATE Support

• Provided support for Nurses on how to use their Care Compass and take care of their Task list.
• Provided support for Techs on how to use the Capacity Management and customize it based on their location and workflow.
• Provided support for physicians when they do their med rec, put it admit, transfer and discharge orders
• Provided support for physicians on how to use Power Plan for putting in orders and how to use their Power Note  efficiently and effectively for their documentations.

11/2017

Soarian Go-Live CPOE Physician Support

Bryant Health, Lincoln NE

• Helped with training of Physicians with computerized order entry.
• Facilitated end-user learning through one on one coaching with Soarian clinical system.
• Provided Elbow to Elbow support to end user to ensure the Soarian software system is performing at its highest level.

10/2017 – 10/2017

Cadence/Patient Access

Ohio Health Network, Ohio

Super User/Elbow Support

• Provided elbow support to front desk clerk
• Provided training to front desk clerk on how to check patient in for procedures using Epic.
• Assisted front desk nurse in scheduling patients for procedures.
• Troubleshoot navigation and work flow issues involving scheduling and registration in Epic.
• Participated in go-live support
• Worked with users that were having difficulties adapting to system one on one after work schedule.

09/2017 – 10/2017

ADT/Cadence, Optime/Anesthesia

Lehigh Valley Health Network, Allentown PA

Elbow Support

• Provided training to charged nurses on how to use status board in Epic.
• Assisted Clerical staff in identifying patients, chart review, In-basket, transcribe and schedule orders.

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• Troubleshoot work flow issues and reports any technical issues to command center.

08/2017-09/2017

St Francis Hospital, Connecticut.

Ambulatory/Home health, Clindoc and Orders Physician Support

• Assisted nurses to access home health patient to identify the physical, psychosocial and environmental needs.
• Supported Clinic care management team.
• Provided assistance to end users abstracting patient charts and opening and closing encounters.
• Assisted nurses in documenting vitals in the flow sheet.
• Assisted physicians in creating smart phrase and pulling smart links.
• Assisted nurses in navigating the Mar and the document flow sheet.
• Assisted nurses and physician with discharge order and patient charge.

08/2017 – 08/2017

MaineLine Health – Philadelphia, PA

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Beacon

• Assignment: Assisted in planning and executing the implementation of various training projects. Conducted user needs assessment (interviewing users, supervisors) and identification of workflows. Authored, designed and illustrated courseware, end user documents, job aids and quick start guides. Conducted training sessions for Providers and Nurses.

07/2017 – 08/2017

MD Anderson Cancer Center – Houston, TX

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Ambulatory/ Beacon

• Assignment: Conducted pre-go-live Epic training classes for RN and other Clinical Support Staff. Assisted with Personalization Labs for Providers and Mid-Level/Advanced Practitioners. Assisted with Help Desk calls. Trained new hires. Authored and developed eLearning modules using Captivate.

05/2017 – 06/2017

UMASS HealthCare – Worcester, MA

Consultant-Contract Assignment – Credentialed Epic Trainer – Beacon/Willow

• Assignment: Worked with the client Principal Trainer, designed training scenarios/courseware and conducted EPIC classroom training for Super User and End User clinicians. Authored and developed Tip Sheets.

03/2017-04/2017

Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, Boston

Epic Go-live End User Support (Cupid, Cadence, Radiant, Optime)

• Assisted the end users as an application expert during the application roll out.
• Assisted the end users in the work flow and understanding the system functionality
• Created and supported workflows for non-invasive Techs Holters and cardiologist resulting stress test.
• Supported end users in patient registration workflow.
• Supported end users by resolving issues encountered during patient registration. 

02/2017- 03/2017

Trinity Hospital Bettendorf, IA

Optime/Anesthesia

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• Provided support for effective and timely admission, medication reconciliation, transfer and discharge ofpatients.
• Provided support for end-users for resolving issues in patient care workflow.
• Supervised fellow support team  in floating to help various end-users with different modules.

01/2017- 02/2017

Hospital -Grant medical center
ASAP floor support

• Assisted providers in understanding the charting tools and creating their smart phrases.
• Assisted nurses assigning patients to themselves.
• Assisted clinicians placing orders and signing the orders.
• Assisted the nurses in administration of medications in the MAR.
• Assisted nurses in navigating through the Flow sheet.

10/2016 – 11/ 2016

SMC Healthcare Centralia, IL                                                                

Epic Go-live support Ambulatory /Home Health/Cadence

• Assisted health Provider to increased their ability to document conversation between staffs and patients family about home health and Hospice issues
• Elbow support for nurses
• Trained Home health providers to place orders using Epic.
• Assisted Clinician to assess patient data using Epic System.

10/ 2016 – 10/ 2016

University of Pennsylvania Health Systems                         

Epic Ambulatory Credential Trainer/ Home Health Elbow Support

09/ 2016 – 10/2016

Reading Health System, Reading, PA                                                                         

Epic Go-Live Support (Radiant and Cadence)

• Supported radiologist in Launching a study using a PACS
• Supported radiology work flow on x-rays, mammograms and CT scans
• Resolved workflow issues
• Supported  radiology exams and documentation that the exam has begun
• Supported the Verification of orders and documentation  that the exam has ended
• Supported the Documentation  of  mammography exams

08/2016 – 09/2016  

Northwestern medical center

Epic Radiant Analyst Support                                                        

• Set up demographics and security records for providers in the Radiology department.
• Assisted Radiology providers during performance and interpretation of imaging studies like X-rays, MRIs and CT scans in an in-patient work environment.
• Participated in Radiant and Inpatient go-live support
• Helped Radiology clinicians during the process
• Set up schedule for department (CT Imaging, MRI imaging, X-ray Imaging and specialty records) for providers in the Radiology department.

06/2016 – 07/2016     

Consultant: Epic Radiant                                                      

Organization: Resurrection Medical Center

• Participated in Radiant and Inpatient go-live support
• Assisting Radiology clinicians during the process
• Interpreted various medical result like MRI, CT scan, X-rays
• Guided the Radiology technicians and residents navigate through the work flow
• Troubleshoots system malfunctions and its analysis
• Provided elbow support in go-live

05/2016- 06/2016

Soarian/ASAP

Mercy Health Barberton Ohio

Floor Support

• Assisted nurses in rooming parents from the ED track board.
• Assisted Nurses in using admission and transfer navigators.
• Assisted Nurses when doing disposition and discharge of patients.
• Assisted Providers in placing orders, doing transfers and discharge.

04/2016- 05/2016

Cupid (Invasive Cath and EP lab)

Cone health Greensboro, NC

Floor Support

• Provided Elbow support for Techs during procedures.
• Assisted the nurses with documenting in the patient’s Procedure log and Event log.
• Assisted Techs in transcribing and verifying orders into the epic system.
• Assisted Techs in the workflow on how to begin and end exam on patients.

03/2016-04/2016

Hartford Healthcare, Connecticut

CUPID (Vascular and Cath lab)

Cardiologist ATE and Floor Support

• Provided Elbow support for Techs during procedures.
• Assisted the nurses with documenting in the patient’s Procedure log and Event log.
• Assisted Cardiology specialist in writing their report after the completion of a procedure.
• Efficiently resolved tickets challengers for End uses during and after Go-Live.

02/2016 – 03/2016

St. Luke’s Hospital Boise, ID

CUPID (cardiovascular OR, Cath and EP Lab)/Beacon

Cardiologist/Invasive Tech Elbow Support

Medspring Urgent Care: (Medical Assistant)                                                             

July 2012 – January  2016

Administrative & Clinical/Lab Skills:

• Greeting patients
• Scheduling patients, Collect signed Quick Check in form from all patients
• Answering telephones
• Updating and filing patient medical records
• Scan all documents into patient chart.
• Send actions to Customer Service for any co-pay/insurance questions.
• Enter PCP Actions
• Fax PCP notes for prior day patients
• Ensure lobby remains staged and refreshment center clean/stocked
• Stamp checks, ensure PAN number is written on memo line, and make copy for the recon.
• Enter patient payments into eClinical Works (eCW) and cash/check payments/Starbucks cards issued on daily recon file.
• Complete all actions assigned to the center
• Call FedEx or courier to pick up Urinary Drug Screen (UDS) specimens
• Send email explanation to ADOPS for any patient customer service issues
• Keep company email open and check throughout the day
• Report any cleaning crew deficiencies to ADOPS
• Great ability to troubleshoot and solve computer and office devices problems

Clinical/Lab Skills:

• Performing vital signs, venipunctures, EKGs, injections and immunizations
• Taking medical histories(Chief Complain)
• Explaining treatment procedures to patients
• Preparing patients for examination
• Clean and re-stage exam/procedure suite after patient is checked out

• Assisting the physician during exams
• Collecting and preparing laboratory specimens
• Package specimens collected and prepared it’s for pick up by LabCorp
• Performing basic laboratory tests such as; Urinalysis, Capillary punctures, glucose testing and all other rapid tests.
• Check biohazard waste bin/sharps and call for pick up if there is a full box
• Ensure all CPT codes are entered into eClinical Works (eCW) for any procedures done, injections given, DME, etc.
• Lock charts for non-physician visits (NOPR eScreen, immunizations, etc.)
• Log all send out Urinary Drug Screen (UDS) in the send out UDS log

• Instructing patients about medication and special diets
• Preparing and administering medications as directed by a physician
• Drawing blood
• Taking electrocardiograms
• Removing sutures and changing dressings
• Disposing of contaminated supplies, sterilizing medical instruments
• Sterilize instruments in autoclave and perform autoclave maintenance
• Restock sterilized instruments in the procedure suite(s)
• Verify green battery light in AED(Verifying AED is operational)
• Verify Speculum light, otoscope, ophthalmoscope, stethoscope, pulse ox, and B/P monitor with cuffs
• Restock procedure  and exam suites to PAR level
• Performing Drug screening such as; eCups, 5 / 10 panels
• Restock eScreen suite
• Log all rapid tests in Lab Log
• Check fax inbox/websites for Daily/lab reports. Attach report to the order in eClinical Works (eCW), and assign order to the MD

March 2010 – June 2012

Argon Medical Devices                               

Final Inspector

• Possessing extensive knowledge of various departments specialized in interventional products
• Assembling, polishing and inspecting of surgical devices
• Surface grinding, measuring and inspecting surgical needles and different points/tips required in biopsy
• Operating Electro-polishing using reverse osmosis/deionized system to bring metal to a smooth, shiny finish
• Proficiently inspecting finished products prior to shipping with micrometer rulers, calibers, gauges and microscopes
• Handling inventory, stock, shipping and receiving operations
• Performing other duties such as picking, packing, sorting, lifting, inspecting, labeling and troubleshooting as needed.

Education

Colorado State University        -B.Sc In  Information Technology (I.T.) – In View  (Expected Graduation May 2020)

Harold Washington College                             –     2019

Great Paragon Health                                       –      2017

American Heart Association                                        –     2017 

Illinois School Of Health Careers                     –    2012 

Lagos State Polytechnic – Accounting             –    2008

Certificates

CompTIA Linux+

Linux Professional Institute

Associate Of Arts – A. A.

Registered Medical Assistant- RMA

Certified Nursing Assistance – CAN

National Diploma In Accounting

References

To be provided on request.

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