Clinical Informatics Specialist

Cincinnati Children's

19h•Hybrid

About The Position

Join a team where clinical insight and technology come together to make care safer, smarter, and more connected. As a Clinical Informatics Specialist, you’ll sit at the intersection of frontline practice and digital transformation - designing, implementing, and optimizing clinical information systems (including Epic and integrated devices) across ambulatory, acute, critical care, perioperative, and allied health environments. This role is built for a naturally curious problem-solver who wants to understand the why behind workflows and outcomes, uncover root causes, and drive sustainable improvements that elevate quality, safety, and the patient/family experience - advancing Cincinnati Children’s mission to improve child health through innovation and integrated care.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field
2+ years of work experience in a related job discipline
Clinical licensure (e.g. RN, RT)

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in Informatics, or other relevant healthcare field

Responsibilities

System knowledge & impact - Some direct / relevant experience to perform a range of assignments related to job discipline. Applies experience to accomplish difficult tasks
Implementation & training - Support the successful implementation, adoption, and interoperability of clinical applications/technology across CCHMC care settings. Support the planning and evaluating for the implementation of clinical systems and optimization enhancements (e.g. electronic health system modules/tools, clinical decision support, clinical documentation, patient safety, nurse call, and patient monitoring) by understanding and aligning needs for collaborative Interprofessional practice and patient family experience.
Consulting - Serve as clinical consultant in the design, implementation and evaluation of moderately complex process improvement for clinical technology projects. Plan for the integration of changes and revisions in practice, policy and education within Patient Services and communicate the changes as appropriate.