Clinical Informatics Analyst

Fabric

2d•$70,000 - $90,000

About The Position

As a Clinical Informatics Analyst on the Medical Intelligence Team (MIT), you will serve as a connector between medical excellence and technological innovation. Your mission is to bring safe, high-quality clinical and operational value to patients, providers, and the healthcare ecosystem. You will translate ever-evolving medical literature into actionable, evidence-based digital content—optimizing patient routing, care delivery, and clinical outcomes. This role is responsible for the end-to-end development and oversight of clinical content, algorithms, and AI components across multiple Fabric products.

Requirements

Healthcare degree (RN, PA-C, NP, PT, etc.) with 1-3 years of recent or active clinical practice.
Consistent commitment to standard of care through dedication to current, accepted clinical practice guidelines and regulatory standards.
Proven experience in clinical informatics, medical writing, or health technology implementation or can demonstrate the ability to work well in multi-disciplinary teams outside of direct clinical care (for instance: quality improvement projects; clinical content development; or work outside of a clinical setting)
Working knowledge of programming logic, Microsoft Office, and the ability to rapidly master new LLM and SaaS tools.
Native-speaker level of fluency in English (written and verbal).
Significant sense for user experience or a demonstrated willingness to learn UX principles.
Collaboration & Communication: Proactive and clear communicator to collaborate with MIT and cross-functional team members. Excellent verbal and written communication comfortable with synchronous and asynchronous collaboration.
Resilience & Flexibility: Self-motivated and comfortable with ambiguity; able to manage work in an ever-changing, fast-moving environment with pivoting priorities.
Efficient Workflow: Process-oriented approach to work with continuous workflow optimization to support high-quality output and client satisfaction.
Creative Thinking: Ability to bring new ideas and concepts to the table to innovate Fabric products in accordance with Fabric’s mission.
Availability: Consistent availability during the work day with the ability to flex hours for high-priority projects.

Responsibilities

Literature Synthesis: Rapidly source, critically appraise, and synthesize medical literature (clinical trials, consensus guidelines, and practicing physician opinion) to inform content creation.
Clinical Logic Translation: Translate complex clinical rules and medical literature into functional logic, decision trees, or system configurations.
System Implementation: Master Fabric’s proprietary configuration tools to implement new clinical content, ensuring technical execution aligns with clinical intent.
Clinical Mapping: Utilize standard terminologies (ICD-10, CPT, SNOMED CT) to map clinical concepts to structured data models for platform integration.
Quality Assurance & Testing: Perform rigorous validation of your own work and peer-developed logic to minimize organizational risk and ensure high-quality output.
Data Analytics: Analyze datasets to measure the impact of content changes and identify opportunities for further clinical innovation.
AI & LLM Proficiency: Utilize LLMs and AI tools to improve team efficiency and enhance Fabric’s products at-large.
Ad Hoc Responsibilities: Remain responsive to a variety of requests relevant to supporting Fabric’s clinical logic products, business growth, or unexpected industry evolutions.