Staff Clinical Informaticist (Field based)

Stryker•Kalamazoo, MI

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Staff Clinical Informaticist supports clinical operations and organizational readiness by bridging clinical practice, technology, and product strategy. This role ensures new product processes are clinically sound, operationally feasible, and readiness focused. Partnering closely with clinical subject matter experts, R&D, product teams, and operational leaders, the Staff Clinical Informaticist drives successful clinical adoption scalable process design.

Requirements

Bachelors degree in a health care discipline required (Masters degree preferred)
Current licensure or certification required in healthcare (for example: RN, RRT, PT/OT, CPhT)
Minimum 4 years of clinical experience in clinical informatics, healthcare technology, or digital health environments
Experience designing, implementing, or optimizing operational processes and collaborating with technical and non-technical stakeholders
Experience with healthcare technology database structure(s) and the ability to translate clinical workflows into system configuration and build requirements
Demonstrated understanding of clinical readiness, change management, and adoption principles

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting new product launches, product development, or R&D collaboration a plus
Clinical experience in telemetry or critical care nursing with patient monitoring a plus
Participation and active involvement with a clinical application system project implementation including clinical workflow analysis or process improvement, a plus

Responsibilities

Lead and support clinical readiness initiatives to ensure teams, workflows, and systems are prepared for implementation and scale.
Support new product launches and product release by aligning goals, timelines and content
Collaborate with clinical SMEs and cross-functional teams to gather requirements and validate clinical use cases
Develop and maintain product and process practices post launch
Translate clinical workflows into readiness requirements, standard operating procedures, and implementation artifacts and documents
Identify operational gaps, risks, and improvement opportunities related to clinical adoption
Coordinate training with SME’s that reflects the updates in each release, ensuring support staff are fully prepared post-release.
Establish systems to gather and analyze feedback post-release to continuously improve the release and readiness processes.