This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Epic Bugsy Analyst based in India.
This part-time role focuses on supporting the configuration, development, testing, and optimization of the Epic Bugsy infection control module.
You will help ensure that clinical workflows for infection surveillance, isolation management, and regulatory reporting are accurately reflected within the system.
Working closely with infection prevention, laboratory, pathology informatics, clinical, and IT stakeholders, you will translate operational needs into effective system solutions.
The role combines Epic application expertise with a robust understanding of hospital infection prevention processes.
You will contribute across the application lifecycle, from configuration and testing through troubleshooting and post-go-live support.
The position also provides opportunities to support CDC/NHSN reporting and surgical site infection tracking workflows.
A high level of independence, clear communication,



and occasional on-site go-live support will be important to success.
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Accountabilities
Configure, build, and test the Epic Bugsy infection control module based on clinical and operational workflow requirements.
Partner with Infection Preventionists, microbiology and laboratory teams, pathology informatics professionals, and IT stakeholders to translate clinical requirements into effective system configurations.
Support integrations between Bugsy and related Epic applications, including Beaker, when required.
Participate in project meetings, design and working sessions, testing cycles, and implementation activities.
Troubleshoot application issues, identify root causes, and provide ongoing support following implementation and go-live.
Support infection surveillance and isolation workflows to ensure the application accurately reflects hospital processes.
Assist with CDC/NHSN reporting workflows and surgical site

📌 Epic Bugsy Analyst (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India