Grace Lin

About Grace Lin

Grace is a tenured Radiant analyst with over 15 years of extensive experience in all aspects of the application. Leveraging a diverse range of certifications, she adeptly leads cross-functional projects and resolves challenges across integrated systems past common pain points. She is known for diligence and efficiency in all of her roles, demonstrating a passion for tackling complex challenges and excelling in problem-solving. She mentors newer analysts and collaborates effectively with seasoned team members to solve intricate problems. She augments her Radiant expertise with Clarity knowledge, and actively writes and runs SQL queries to drive efficiency in her current role.

Experience

1. Senior Clinical Application Analyst, Radiant

   UCSF Health

   May 2021 — Present · San Francisco, CA, US

   Implemented accessibility configurations in Cadence to calculate the third next available appointment across UCSF radiology modalities, collaborating closely with scheduling managers, modality leads, and radiologists. Built daily batch job and Radar dashboard to provide statistics, supported by Tableau integration for data over time.• Identified and rectified inconsistencies in scheduling build (e.g. block settings, smartpool rules, modifiers) during third next available appointment project, ensuring streamlined build across the system.• Utilized Clarity and SQL expertise to enhance Radiant team efficiency (e.g. queries to pull CPT codes for all Radiant EAPs; visit type and scheduling pools for Radiant EAPs without the need for multiple Chronicles searches; searches across orders that run for over a year).• Led procedure crosswalk efforts for a large community connect hospital, collaborating with managers, billing, and radiologists at both organizations to ensure accurate procedural mapping. Tested mapping with PACS team in affected downstream systems.• Conducted a comprehensive rebuild of nuclear medicine scheduling post go-live, addressing visit types, panels, sequencing, and scheduling pools.• Managed Epic’s integration with Medicalis for Clinical Decision Support (CDS), ensuring compliance with PAMA regulations. Collaborated across the UC system for Medicalis enhancements and updates that affected all sites.• Implemented Study Background activity for radiologists, to reduce patient chart locks, and prevent delays in filing results.• Collaborated with breast imaging department on optimizations, including contrast-enhanced mammography implementation, procedure renaming, and updates to MyChart and Open Scheduling decision trees.

Education

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  BS, Chemical Engineering, Management Science

  2003 — 2007