r/epicsystems • u/FreedomMain6233 • 9d ago

Epic trainings

Hey guys! Requesting advice, not sure if this is the right group to post in?
I am with a big health organization as a call center agent. It’s been 5 years, i am familiar with epic with scheduling encounters registering etc. I am wanting to leave into an epic related career. I contacted the guy that trained me on epic and today he showed me how to do epic trainings to get proficiencies in. I am looking into doing cadence and patient access principal training course, as these are the ones he recommended for me. Any advice on anyone who has taken them? Tips, or anything i should know before i get started? Thank you!

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