Ambulatory Informatics Analyst

Ardent Health Services•Westwood, NJ

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Ambulatory Informatics Analyst plays a crucial role in the success of outpatient clinics by actively engaging in the planning, development, implementation, education, and training of clinical and operational documentation. They enhance operational excellence by streamlining workflows and integrating evidence-based practices to improve patient outcomes and meet organizational needs. In system design and support, they standardize applications, resolve deficiencies, and collaborate effectively with IT, Clinical Operations, and market leaders. The analyst excels in issue resolution and maintains open communication throughout the process. They are also involved in the evaluation and maintenance of clinical systems, providing consistent support in outpatient clinics to aid in clinical transformation and maximize the use of information technology. In project management, they prioritize requests, help develop electronic healthcare record platforms, and offer technical training and support to end users. Additionally, they keep management informed about staff skills, resolve technical issues, and stay current with industry practices. Other responsibilities include providing call support, conducting clinical education, educating providers, implementing process improvements, performing clinical observations, and adhering to organizational policies and procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
3 years’ experience in a healthcare or healthcare IT-related field.

Nice To Haves

Certification as a Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Medical Assistant (MA), Certified Professional Coder (CPC).
Associate's or Bachelor’s Degree.
Informatics or teaching/training experience.

Responsibilities

Planning, development, implementation, education, and training of clinical and operational documentation.
Streamlining workflows and integrating evidence-based practices to improve patient outcomes and meet organizational needs.
Standardizing applications, resolving deficiencies, and collaborating with IT, Clinical Operations, and market leaders.
Issue resolution and maintaining open communication.
Evaluation and maintenance of clinical systems, providing consistent support in outpatient clinics.
Aiding in clinical transformation and maximizing the use of information technology.
Prioritizing requests, developing electronic healthcare record platforms, and offering technical training and support to end users.
Keeping management informed about staff skills, resolving technical issues, and staying current with industry practices.
Providing call support, conducting clinical education, educating providers, implementing process improvements, and performing clinical observations.
Adhering to organizational policies and procedures.