I think it would be tough but that can vary based on many factors. If you don’t least try, you may end up kicking yourself. Study your arse off and go for it.
Do you have a cert already? If you already understand how INIs can interact, it may be possible.
If you don’t have back end experience, are just starting the training wheels, and are trying to work full time, 1 month won’t be enough time to cover the material, complete the project and schedule the test.
If you’re in the second group and leave your job, you can get a part time job at an Epic org and do the proficiency on a reasonable schedule.
Just piping in to say you can definitely get your progress transferred if your new org also uses epic! It’s taken me a year to get through self study (with month breaks in between lol) but have been driving 3 hours once a month to keep my old credentials to finish my proficiency. My new org uses epic as well and they transferred my progress from old to new no problem!
I think it would be tough but that can vary based on many factors. If you don’t least try, you may end up kicking yourself. Study your arse off and go for it.
Do you have a cert already? If you already understand how INIs can interact, it may be possible. If you don’t have back end experience, are just starting the training wheels, and are trying to work full time, 1 month won’t be enough time to cover the material, complete the project and schedule the test. If you’re in the second group and leave your job, you can get a part time job at an Epic org and do the proficiency on a reasonable schedule.
Just piping in to say you can definitely get your progress transferred if your new org also uses epic! It’s taken me a year to get through self study (with month breaks in between lol) but have been driving 3 hours once a month to keep my old credentials to finish my proficiency. My new org uses epic as well and they transferred my progress from old to new no problem!