Role Description The Clin Doc Analyst provides ongoing support, build, and maintenance of the Epic Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Epic Clin Doc certification required; Epic Behavioral Health (BH) and/or Long-Term Care (LTC) certification strongly preferred. ONLY EPIC-CERTIFIED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONSIDERED. The Clinical Documentation (Clin Doc) Analyst supports the Division of State Operated Healthcare Facilities in the ongoing support of the Epic Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Key Responsibilities - Provide application support and build for Epic Clinical Documentation, including nursing, therapies (PT/OT/SLP/Rehab), behavioral health, and long-term care workflows. - Collaborate with clinical end users to gather requirements, document workflows, and implement changes. - Perform system testing, validation, and end-user support during Epic build, upgrades, and go-live. - Assist with Epic training and at-the-elbow support for clinical documentation users. - Troubleshoot issues reported through ServiceNow and provide timely resolutions or escalate appropriately. - Support regulatory and compliance requirements for documentation standards (CMS, Joint Commission, State policies). - Work closely with other Epic module teams (Orders, HIM, Identity, etc.) to ensure workflow integration. Qualifications - Epic Clin Doc certification - Required - 7 Years Epic implementation or operations support experience - Required - Strong understanding of clinical documentation practices in healthcare settings - Required - Ability to analyze workflow needs and translate them into Epic configuration - Required - Epic Behavioral Health (BH) and/or Long-Term Care (LTC) certification - Highly desired - Previous experience as an Epic Clinical Documentation Analyst or Builder in a healthcare environment - Required Requirements - Absences greater than two weeks MUST be approved by CAI management in advance. - Contact information must be provided to CAI so that the resource can be reached during his or her absence. - The Client has the right to dismiss the resource if he or she does not return to work by the agreed upon date. - Vendor must disclose to the agency if the candidate will be subcontracted at the time of submission. - Vendor must notify the agency if any portion of the requirements listed in this task order are to be outsourced to other countries. - Candidates submitted above the rate of $$ will not be considered. - Payment for all approved hours will be paid at the straight hourly rate regardless of the total hours worked by the engaged resource. - It is the responsibility of the supplier to adhere to any applicable compensation laws including payment for overtime hours. - Confirm you have thoroughly validated, and attest to the accuracy of, the credentials listed throughout this candidate's VectorVMS profile and resume. - ONLY EPIC-CERTIFIED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONSIDERED - please confirm Epic Certification number and when it took place.

Title: Motion Writer Location: New York|Hybrid Job Description:  Overview We are seeking an experienced Motion Writer to join our Litigation team on an urgent basis. This role is focused on drafting high-quality, persuasive legal motions, briefs, and memoranda in complex litigation matters.The ideal candidate is a highly skilled legal writer with strong motion practice experience, capable of translating complex legal and factual issues into clear, compelling arguments. You will work closely with attorneys to support case strategy through well-researched and strategically crafted court filings Key Responsibilities - Draft, edit, and finalize legal motions, briefs, and memoranda of law across various litigation matters - Conduct in-depth legal research and analysis to support case strategy - Collaborate closely with attorneys to develop persuasive, strategy-aligned written submissions - Review and analyze case records, discovery, deposition transcripts, and evidence - Prepare dispositive motions, including motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment - Ensure all filings comply with court rules, procedural requirements, and strict deadlines - Revise and refine legal documents based on attorney feedback in a fast-paced environment - Maintain organized documentation of research, drafts, and filings Required Qualifications - Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited law school - Active U.S. bar admission required - 3–7+ years of experience in litigation with a strong focus on motion drafting and legal writing - Proven track record drafting motions, briefs, and memoranda in complex cases - Exceptional legal research, writing, and analytical skills - Strong understanding of litigation procedures and motion practice - Ability to work under tight deadlines and manage multiple priorities Preferred Experience - Experience in a law firm or high-volume litigation environment - Strong background drafting dispositive motions (motions to dismiss, summary judgment, etc.) - Experience supporting complex or high-stakes litigation matters - Familiarity with New York state and/or federal court procedures Work Model - Hybrid role based in New York, NY

• Write and edit clinical and regulatory documents • Collaborate with cross-functional teams • Ensure documents align with regulatory guidelines and industry best practices • Review documents prepared by team members • Manage timelines and deliverables for projects • Mentor junior medical writers

• Identify and incorporate relevant new publications for Radiesse and Ultherapy that are not currently captured in the existing matrix. • Incorporate APAC-specific clinical publications, real-world evidence, and consensus papers. • Assess the quality and robustness of existing claims and their supporting evidence. • Refine current claims language to ensure scientific accuracy, clarity, and appropriate substantiation for both HCP and consumer audiences. • Identify opportunities to strengthen competitive and differentiating claims where supported by evidence. • Conduct a structured literature review and validate all references. • Provide recommendations on claim hierarchy, evidence grading, and any gaps requiring additional substantiation.