Clinical Informatics Specialist (CIT, Hybrid)

The Clinical Informatics Specialist (CIS) will be part of a team responsible for the optimal integration of health information technology (HIT) and clinical care. This role will include facilitating intake requests for new services or products, optimization of clinical applications, assessment of clinical workflows as well as shepherding healthcare data to improve the quality of patient care, clinical outcomes, and workflow efficiency. While a strong background HIT is helpful, the Clinical Informatics Specialist role is not focused on technology. Instead, the CIS will act as a liaison between clinical staff and the Clinical Applications teams to ensure that healthcare technology systems are integrated and utilized effectively. In addition, the Clinical Informatics Specialist will assist with educational initiatives in areas of electronic health record (EHR) utilization, data reporting, and other areas where technology and clinical care intersect.

Required Education: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience.

Required Experience / Skills: 2 years of relevant clinical healthcare experience. Experience with healthcare information systems is a plus. Ideally, the candidate will have experience with the development, implementation, and support of information services. The candidate should also have a working knowledge of, or the strong willingness to learn, the healthcare system’s vendors and their product offerings. The CIS should appreciate the benefits of information systems that extend beyond technology to the improvement and re-engineering of clinical processes and be able to help realize those benefits. The role will require a capacity to balance information systems requirements within resource constraints. This will include working with Senior Management to prioritize and revise plans on a regular basis, managing resources judiciously, and operating within budget. Finally, the individual should be committed to educating and empowering all users of information systems. Able to create and disseminate educational offerings that optimize learning for a variety of learning styles. Able to apply knowledge of adult learning theory. Knowledge of evidence-based practice and clinical practice standards. Able to provide leadership and promote change in a positive manner that supports all employees. Able to independently seek out resources and solve complex problems even under stressful situations. Able to organize multiple work streams, prioritize work efforts, and remain focused. Able to communicate effectively and partner with nursing, project management, IT, healthcare team, physicians, administrators, leadership, and others to achieve desired outcomes. Able to prepare and deliver reports and presentations. Able to use and learn new software programs. Able to assist users of all levels in the best use of information systems. Ability to translate business or clinical processes into requirements for a technical solution.

Salary: $78,857- $118,286