A Nurse Informaticist is a registered nurse who transforms data into needed information and leverages technologies to improve health and healthcare equity, safety, quality, and outcomes. They have specialized knowledge and expertise in health informatics, a multidisciplinary field that combines nursing science with information management and analytical sciences. Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to implementing and optimizing health information systems, data management and analytics, training and education, quality improvement, project management, policy and compliance, communication, and research as applied to improving patient care and optimizing nursing workflows. Under supervision, the candidate will coordinate and support the integration of Transplant EMR applications, such as the Phoenix module, into Transplant operations and reporting. Advance the Transplant Center's strategic goals and achieve clinical, service, and quality objectives. This position optimizes Transplant informatics services, application function, data accuracy, quality reporting, associated processes and end user efficiencies. Collaborates with Michigan Medicine HITS informatics and application teams and coordinating secondary informatics training for end user education. This role will also provide input into the design of systems to support multidisciplinary team functioning, care coordination, data analysis, and continuity of services within the University of Michigan Transplant Center & associated Transplant Programs. This position will also provide operational guidance to stakeholders and end users in the implementation of new systems and applications.