Oracle Cerner Millennium Consultant

Oracle Cerner Millennium Consultant

Location:

Remote
W2 candidates only. Public Trust Clearance is required.

• 3+ years supporting healthcare IT in a clinical, operational, or analyst capacity, with significant exposure to laboratory operations and workflows.
• Hands‑on experience with Oracle Cerner Millennium, with preference for Path Net and lab‑related workflows.
• Experience supporting EHR/LIS implementations or migrations, including requirements, testing, go‑live support, and sustainment. Working knowledge of interfaces/integrations and ability to collaborate on troubleshooting (including HL7 concepts and lab result flows). Strong communication and facilitation skills; proven ability to work with clinical leaders, laboratorians, and technical teams.
• Experience producing clear artifacts: workflow maps, requirements documentation, test evidence, decision briefs, and status reporting. Experience providing PMO (Project Management Office) support.

• Experience supporting modernization programs in federal or large enterprise environments (multi‑stakeholder governance, structured change control). Familiarity with reference lab connectivity and vendor coordination (e.g., Lab Corp/Quest).
• Experience with Cerner Power Chart components used in care delivery workflows (e.g., mPages, Power Forms, Event Set Hierarchy).
• Certification(s) in Oracle Cerner/Millennium solutions. PMO/project leadership credentials (e.g., PMP; Agile/Scrum).
• Background in lab quality/regulatory support (e.g., CAP readiness, SOPs, audits). Familiarity with healthcare regulatory requirements (e.g., HIPAA, HITECH).

• Analyze, document, and optimize end‑to‑end laboratory clinical and business workflows (general lab, microbiology, transfusion medicine, anatomic pathology as applicable).
• Support Oracle Cerner Millennium (Path Net) design/build validation activities, including requirements gathering artifacts (e.g., workbooks), decision support documentation, and stakeholder readouts. Serve as a liaison between the EHR vendor/system integrator and laboratory end users, facilitating workshops, capturing actions/decisions, and aligning on best‑practice workflows.
• Plan and execute testing (wet/dry), validation, and go‑live readiness, including defect triage and functional retesting to support safe lab operations and regulatory expectations. Support LIS/EHR migration and cutover planning activities, including pre‑go‑live readiness assessments and integrated workflow validation.
• Partner with interface/integration teams to support lab interfaces and results routing, including investigating and correcting HL7‑related issues and coordinating resend/reconciliation as needed.
• Contribute to training and adoption (review/improve training materials; train end users; provide elbow support). Support regulatory and quality activities (e.g., internal audits, CAP inspection support, SOP alignment).
• Provide project coordination / PMO support (risk/issue tracking, schedules, status reporting, meeting facilitation). Translate needs into functional specifications.
• Deliverables: education – Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) in a related discipline (informatics, computer science, healthcare, biology, laboratory sciences).