Faith Sunday
Faith Sunday is a dedicated health informaticist and data analyst with a strong background in healthcare technology, data analytics, and EHR optimization. She currently serves as an Epic Go-Lives Support Consultant at Medasource, providing real-time support to clinicians and nursing staff to ensure smooth clinical documentation and order entry workflows. With expertise in SQL, R, SPSS, Tableau, and clinical decision support, Faith bridges the gap between complex healthcare systems and effective patient care.
A graduate of the University of Denver with a master’s degree in Health Information/Medical Records Administration, Faith has consistently demonstrated excellence in workflow analysis, data-driven decision making, and healthcare compliance. She has contributed to impactful research projects, such as analyzing diabetes prevention and management among adults in Colorado, using data analytics to inform health equity and targeted interventions. Prior to her current role, she gained hands-on experience optimizing EHR systems at institutions including Lennox Guest Home Inc. and Babcock University in Nigeria.
Faith is committed to continuous learning and professional development, recently earning certifications in Cybersecurity Identity and Access Solutions using Azure AD through Women in Cloud and Microsoft. Beyond her professional endeavors, she is passionate about inspiring and teaching others, particularly children, and enjoys reading, biking, skating, and engaging in playful, creative activities. Her combination of technical expertise, leadership, and dedication to making a positive impact enables her to drive meaningful change in the health informatics field.
• Cybersecurity Threat Vectors and Mitigation Microsoft
• Cybersecurity Identity and Access Solutions using Azure AD
• Cybersecurity Solutions and Microsoft Defender
• Introduction to Networking and Cloud Computing
• Introduction to Computers and Operating Systems and Security
• University of Denver - MHI
• Abia State University - BS
• PMI
• AAPC
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a lifelong passion for healthcare and service. Beginning in Nigeria, where I earned a bachelor’s degree in food science, I have always strived to be a “superwoman” for those in need. Motivated by systemic inefficiencies, I moved to the U.S., mastered health informatics, and now work as an Epic consultant, empowering providers by turning complex healthcare software into tools that enhance patient care. One of my proudest achievements was leading the implementation of a streamlined healthcare system at a Nigerian hospital in 2015. I find the greatest fulfillment in overcoming resistance to change and witnessing the moment a process improvement lifts burdens, enabling caregivers to focus on what matters most.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is to cultivate drive and persistence. These qualities are essential not only for making a meaningful impact in the lives of others but also for shaping and advancing your own career.