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I’ve been working in healthcare integrations for a while now and have strong hands-on experience with Corepoint and MEDITECH . I’d love to broaden my skill set, but I keep running into the same roadblock: Epic and Cerner are hard to break into because you have to be sponsored to get formal training or access.Given that reality, what integration engine or interoperability platform would you recommend learning next? I do have access Microsoft certifications training.

Working on process improvements for a client, but their internal IT guy, who's really just whoever set up the WiFi back in the day, keeps undermining my work. He's not understanding what I'm implementing, so he continues "correcting" it. Management trusts him completely, so I'm feeling like this isn't going to work out without me saying something. Any suggestions on how to handle this without coming across like I'm throwing him under the bus?

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I work for a global company. Our department Director had us (Americas, India, China) create SOPs detailing step by step processes in the name of global process synchronization it felt like preparation to be let go. We are being trained in AI very suddenly and aggressively. Seems like the writing's on the wall, but not sure if I want to stay and wait it out in case nothing happens or find another role on my own terms sooner than later.

I'm throwing this out there because I just survived a shift that felt like 24 hours in 12. When I get home after a day like that, my non-negotiable self-care ritual is making a warm cup of chamomile tea and then reading a chapter or two of a really good, mindless novel. It pulls me out of the hospital mindset and into another world. What are some other ideas that work for you to decompress after nightmare shifts?

I’m a Software Engineer specializing in AI engineering, MLOps, and applied machine learning with experience across fintech, e- commerce, and data-intensive platforms. At Instacart, I lead the development of an AI-powered fraud detection system, productionizing ML models with PyTorch, scikit-learn, vector databases (FAISS/Pinecone), and MLOps pipelines (MLflow, W&B, Docker, AWS).

I’m a Software Engineer specializing in AI engineering, MLOps, and applied machine learning with experience across fintech, e- commerce, and data-intensive platforms. At Instacart, I lead the development of an AI-powered fraud detection system, productionizing ML models with PyTorch, scikit-learn, vector databases (FAISS/Pinecone), and MLOps pipelines (MLflow, W&B, Docker, AWS).

I’m a Software Engineer specializing in AI engineering, MLOps, and applied machine learning with experience across fintech, e- commerce, and data-intensive platforms. At Instacart, I lead the development of an AI-powered fraud detection system, productionizing ML models with PyTorch, scikit-learn, vector databases (FAISS/Pinecone), and MLOps pipelines (MLflow, W&B, Docker, AWS).