Clinical Informaticist

Endeavor Health•Skokie, IL

1d•$47 - $72•Onsite

About The Position

As the Clinical Informaticist at Endeavor Health, you will provide expertise in health informatics, acting as a bridge between clinical leadership and Information Technology (IT) teams. You will lead discussions, translate complex clinical nuances for IT professionals, and communicate IT capabilities in a user-friendly language to clinicians and operations throughout our integrated healthcare delivery system. As a change agent, you will influence cultural shifts to improve clinician satisfaction, transform personalized patient care, maximize efficiency and usability, foster innovation, and advance healthcare technology.

Requirements

Degree supporting attainment of clinical licensure (i.e. Nurse, Respiratory Therapist, Dietician, PT, OT, PharmD, APRN, PA, MD, DO) or Bachelor's degree in related field or equivalent experience.
Current State of Illinois clinical licensure preferred
Epic certifications specific to portfolio of responsibility preferred, professional informatics related certification(s) preferred.
Four (4) years of healthcare experience including:
Two (2) years of professional clinical or Two (2) years of health information technology
Two (2) years of informatics or One (1) years of people management
Strong working knowledge of Electronic Health Records (EHR), ServiceNow, Clinical Decision Support (CDS) tools, data analysis, and clinical documentation requirements
Strong knowledge of healthcare laws, regulatory requirements, standards, and ontologies like HITECH, JCAHO, and SNOMED
Excellent organizational, analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication with a customer service orientation
Ability to plan, schedule, and facilitate agendas, minutes, slides, and summaries of informatics and governance meetings
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and ServiceNow
Excellent organizational, analytical, critical thinking, project management, problem-solving, and decision-making with a data-driven approach
Highly self-motivated and directed, autonomously manage work independently or as part of a team, provide informal guidance and exercise limited discretion under general direction

Responsibilities

Lead communication and establish relationships as a liaison between interdisciplinary areas and IT, identify synergies, and establish strong partnerships with IT professionals and clinical operations as a beacon of leadership and teamwork.
Collaborate with and support colleagues across teams and leadership to investigate complex customer requests, consult stakeholders, deduce problems, discern urgency and breadth, and involve additional resources as needed to coordinate effective, efficient, and usable solutions.
Lead meetings and serve on workgroups or committees, chart and present visualizations, design workflows, suggest optimizations to help ensure system efficiencies and help develop clinical decision support tools in alignment with evidence-based practice, patient safety, and optimal user experience.
Plan and lead projects, formally document business requirements, analyze baseline data and derive actionable insights to help inform workflow build, measure baseline data, and monitor and transparently report effectiveness leveraging key outcome metrics.
Articulate the implications of process changes, champion change management and user adoption, develop data-driven prototypes, and guide collaborative decision-making that enables technology to improve outcomes, advance strategic initiatives, and promote seamless coordination across the healthcare continuum.
Partner with training team in developing training plan and/or documents by reviewing and providing feedback to ensure alignment with needs of the clinical end user.