Ambulatory Informatics Specialist: Workflow & Training
DCH Health System
Tuscaloosa (AL)
On-site
USD 60,000 - 80,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
DCH Health System is seeking an Ambulatory Clinical Informatics Specialist in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This role involves collaborating with clinic leaders to standardize information systems, enhance workflows, and provide ongoing training for clinical staff. Candidates should possess a current LPN or RN license and have at least 3 years of medical experience. Strong skills in organization, communication, and critical thinking are essential, as well as experience in Meditech or ambulatory settings. This position requires a proactive approach to improving clinical applications and processes.
Qualifications
Minimum 3 years of medical practice experience preferred.
Experience as an ambulatory clinical IT subject matter expert or Super-User preferred.
Strong understanding of ambulatory clinical workflow processes.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with clinic leaders to optimize information systems.
Provide initial training and ongoing education for clinical staff.
Develop effective working relationships with IT and clinical teams.
Skills
Organizational skills
Analytical skills
Excellent communication skills
Critical thinking
Interpersonal skills
Education
Current LPN or RN license
High School graduate or equivalent
Tools
Meditech
Microsoft Office
Job description
DCH Health System is seeking an Ambulatory Clinical Informatics Specialist in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This role involves collaborating with clinic leaders to standardize information systems, enhance workflows, and provide ongoing training for clinical staff. Candidates should possess a current LPN or RN license and have at least 3 years of medical experience. Strong skills in organization, communication, and critical thinking are essential, as well as experience in Meditech or ambulatory settings. This position requires a proactive approach to improving clinical applications and processes.