Make the EHR serve the people doing the work. This role involves managing day-to-day EHR configuration, task routing, templates, reporting, user onboarding, and role-appropriate access. The lead will also focus on improving referral intake, scheduling, documentation, orders, results, and follow-up workflows. This includes observing office and field work, patiently teaching users, maintaining clear procedures, and coordinating vendor escalations. A key aspect is measuring whether changes reduce rework, improve follow-through, and save staff time. Additionally, the role is responsible for leading pilot programs for AI and automation in areas such as documentation assistance, document handling, and communications, while evaluating privacy, clinical accuracy, and user experience before broader deployment. It's important to note that AI-generated clinical content will remain subject to clinician review and authentication, and automation must not independently make clinical decisions. The role requires using approved systems, documented permissions, and appropriate contractual/privacy safeguards. The individual will be the internal owner of clinical applications and workflow, coordinating with IT and vendor specialists for infrastructure, cybersecurity, and complex integrations. Practice leadership will set priorities and approvals, while clinical policy remains with licensed clinicians.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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