Clinical Informaticist

Intermountain Health•New York, NY

3d•$36 - $57•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical and Health Informaticist uses informatics to innovate, design, simplify, and translate technology in support of Intermountain Health’s mission and vision. The role performs workflow and system analysis and functional design for software development and configuration related to clinical applications. It also participates in the implementation, training, adoption, and process improvement of Health Information Technology (HIT). The Informaticist serves as a liaison between business and clinical users and software development or application teams. Using intermediate informatics principles, the position supports and periodically leads moderately complex projects with limited supervision while continuing to develop clinical understanding and advanced informatics skills. The position is based at the World Trade Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is scheduled for 40 hours per week.

Requirements

Working knowledge of workflows in a healthcare system.
Proven experience engaging providers, nurses, and other clinicians in learning through presentation and communication skills.
Experience applying informatics fundamentals (people, process, and technology) to impact quality and safety.
Experience participating in and leading deliverables for informatics projects.
Experience working with Cerner, Epic, or other EHR vendors.
Registered Nurse and other licensed clinical incumbents must hold and maintain current state licensure.

Nice To Haves

Experience or training in the use of Continuous Improvement.

Responsibilities

Build productive relationships with business and clinical caregivers.
Work flexible hours to meet project requirements.
Provide customer service using verbal and written communication skills.
Prioritize and organize work with attention to detail and limited supervision.
Use word processing, spreadsheet, database, internet and email, virtual meeting, and scheduling applications.
Apply an understanding of how clinical systems are used to provide patient care across caregiver roles and specialties.
Use fundamental informatics skills to positively impact people, processes, and tools.
Use basic project management skills to contribute to technology project deliverables.
Round in facilities across the system to observe workflows, meet key stakeholders, assist with implementations, and perform other targeted functions.
Perform workflow and system analysis and functional design for clinical application software development and configuration.
Participate in implementation, training, adoption, and process improvement of Health Information Technology.