Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is a nonprofit pediatric health system running clinical operations on Epic and MyChart, with Workday, Infor and Oracle behind the back office. A multi-cloud infrastructure layer (Azure, AWS, GCP) managed with Terraform, Ansible and Bicep points to a modernizing IT team. Repeated job-post themes around denials, authorizations and payment variance show revenue cycle pressure alongside clinically dominated hiring.
Notable leadership hires: Patient Experience Director, Philanthropic Initiatives Director, Division Chief, Radiology & Sedation Director
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is a nonprofit pediatric healthcare system headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with more than 10,001 employees. The system includes three hospitals, urgent care centers, the Marcus Autism Center, the Center for Advanced Pediatrics and a support center for nonclinical staff. Its specialties span sports medicine, rehabilitation, cancer, cardiac, emergency care, neurosciences and autism care. It operates pediatric trauma centers and runs clinical research, including early-phase trials. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta uses Epic, with MyChart for patient access, HL7 for interoperability, PACS for imaging and Omnicell for medication management.
Its stack includes Azure, AWS and GCP, with infrastructure tooling such as Terraform, Ansible, Bicep and Azure CLI, plus Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory Federation Services for identity.
Yes. Hiring is steady and centered on clinical healthcare roles across the United States, with smaller demand in operations, support, finance, engineering, research and security.
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