Advisor-Clinical Informaticist II (Fort Wayne)

Indiana University Health System•Roanoke, IN

10d

About The Position

The Advisor-Clinical Informaticist II serves as a bridge between clinicians, IT teams, and administrative leaders to ensure technology supports daily work. The role analyzes and optimizes clinical workflows, enhances EHR functionality, and turns complex data into actionable insights to improve patient care, safety, and efficiency. It manages competing priorities and emerging challenges, applying flexible, adoptable approaches that account for different perspectives. The advisor designs data-driven solutions aligned with customer needs to support operational improvement. The role adapts across roles and environments, evaluates emerging technologies, and proposes innovative solutions that improve outcomes and enable timely decision-making. It identifies trends, challenges the status quo, and collaborates to continuously improve performance metrics and organizational effectiveness. Travel across the IU Health system is required for projects, onsite meetings, or as requested.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree.
2–5 years of Clinical Informatics or Health Information Technology experience; ideally as a superuser.
3–5 years of clinical experience.
Current, active Indiana license as a health care professional, such as a provider, registered nurse, Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) license holder, dietician, social worker, respiratory therapist, or other health care professional.
Obtain an appropriate Epic accreditation within 6 months of hire.
Travel across the IU Health system for projects, onsite meetings, or as requested.

Nice To Haves

Experience as a superuser.

Responsibilities

Demonstrate commitment to IU Health's mission, vision, and values through behaviors and results aligned with the organization's strategic direction.
Coordinate job activities with team members and leaders, find workable solutions that others can leverage, and share best practices.
Communicate clearly and professionally in oral and written formats, listen actively, seek clarification, respond promptly to information requests, and obtain guidance when needed.
Identify current and short-term customer needs and deliver high-quality, value-added solutions, products, and services that meet or exceed expectations.
Address problems directly, implement objectives effectively, produce timely and high-quality deliverables, and apply basic project management principles and organized work practices.
Identify problems or issues and suggest alternative solutions, using available resources and experience to address existing or anticipated problems and apply best practices.
Exercise sound professional judgment and diplomacy when handling unexpected problems and interruptions, and escalate issues appropriately and promptly.
Analyze problems and opportunities using available facts and stakeholder information, evaluate alternatives, make sound recommendations, and ask follow-up questions to determine root causes.
Analyze and optimize clinical workflows and enhance EHR functionality.
Translate complex data into actionable insights and design data-driven solutions that support patient care, safety, efficiency, and operational improvement.
Evaluate emerging technologies and propose innovative solutions that improve outcomes and support timely decision-making.
Identify trends and collaborate to improve performance metrics and organizational effectiveness.