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If y'all haven't seen JT's tiny desk it's fun
My boss's boss could only make part of a meeting and asked me to sit in on the rest and take notes. During that meeting, someone introduced themselves as a new team leader at the CDC's local quarantine station. I applied for similar roles this past summer and was referred to the hiring manager but never heard back, which is a shame because what an absolute dream job it would be working with shit like that. Well during yesterday's meeting when the new guy introduced himself he mentioned they were hiring one more. Sent him a cold email after work mentioning that is a dream job of mine, and he wants to forward my resume to the hiring team (he's too new to hire himself) and follow -up next week.
They may be a bitchin' place to work but only if you live in Madison. They tried to recruit me but I have less than no interest in living in Madison, Wisconsin. And yeah the infinitely configurable thing is real. I was only using two or three hospital's epic systems and it's sometimes a real mess to go between because they're in vastly different places.
Lucky for me I've only ever had to use it for research and for that it was delightful but certainly parts were tedious and PowerChart, for what I needed, was better. Why are you using Epic these days?
That sucks I'm so sorry! Not sure of any bilingual and it's not Web Dev, but San Mateo Medical Center is moving over to Epic as their EMR and hiring contractors right now -- https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sanmateo/jobs/4259482/administrative-assistant-i-health-it-limited-term-open?page=1&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs Unfortunately I don't know IT stuff (I'm all public health) so not sure how well qualified you are with web development experience, but a job is a job. Good luck on your search!
I spent a weekend and rocked through the entirety of Bone recently which was super fun
Work holiday party was today. Made a delightful almond cake from Claire Saffitz's latest book. Holiday gift this year is a massive and very nice 55L personalized backpack full of emergency supplies. Super cool and very on-point for an emergency preparedness team.