Senior Clinical Informatics Consultant

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The successful candidate will provide senior clinical informatics leadership on the integration of Best Practice with My Health Record, ensuring clinical safety, usability, and legal compliance.

Role responsibilities:

1. Lead statewide clinical engagement to gather requirements, assess impacts, and conduct clinical risk analysis across diverse care settings.
2. Ensure integration aligns with Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) Clinical Information System and Contracted Service Provider software conformance requirements.
3. Support development of clinical support models in collaboration with HHS, ADHA, and technical partners.
4. Interpret and apply My Health Record Act, privacy legislation, and relevant Health Service Directives to system design.
5. Contribute to enterprise architecture planning for integrated clinical systems such as Best Practice and The Viewer.

Additional qualities:

• Demonstrated high-level management skills transferable across the OCCIO team to ensure alignment with OCCIO's strategy, operational plan, and priorities.
• Ability to advocate for team priorities using negotiation and conflict management skills with statewide stakeholders.
• Capacity to respond rapidly and reprioritize work to minimize risk and disruption to operational service delivery and patient safety.
• High-level management skills and decision-making processes that minimize risk and optimize resources, service, and efficiency.

Mandatory qualifications/professional registration/other requirements

• Proof of qualification in an eligible Health Practitioner discipline and registration or eligibility for membership of the relevant authority or professional association.
• Significant experience in delivering complex information management in healthcare.
• Proven high-level interpersonal, negotiation, consultation, verbal, and written communication skills.

Why work with us?

Join passionate professionals in a supportive, inclusive environment that values people and prioritizes employee success and wellbeing, including:

• 12.75% superannuation
• 17.5% leave loading
• 38-hour full-time work week
• Access to 24/7 confidential support and counselling
• Flexible work arrangements and generous leave entitlements
• Career progression with diverse pathways and support
• Training and development opportunities

Our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion

We value diversity and support adjustments during recruitment. Please contact us if you need assistance during the process.

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Review the attached Role Description for application instructions. Applications are valid for 12 months and may be considered for other roles, including temporary, full-time, or part-time positions.

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