Healthcare Informatics Leader: EHR & Data Strategy

Oracle; United States; On-site; USD 98,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle seeks a Pharmacy Executive to lead clinical informatics initiatives, optimizing EHR deployment and sustainment. The role focuses on integrating clinical workflows, data-driven decision making, and stakeholder engagement to improve patient outcomes.

The candidate will guide cross-functional teams, advance technology adoption in care settings, and drive continuous improvement across pharmacist workflows and clinical practices.

Qualifications

• Doctor in Pharmacy and current state pharmacist licensure in good standing.
• 5+ years of proven leadership experience in a clinical healthcare setting.
• Strong knowledge of healthcare policies, practices, and legacy systems.
• Expertise in EHR systems and technology integration in clinical settings.
• Demonstrated ability in change management and driving organizational change.

Responsibilities

• Clinical Integration: integrate and sustain the EHR within clinical workflows to improve patient care.
• Technology Advocacy: support implementation of tech that enhances clinical practice and outcomes.
• Leadership: mentor a diverse team of healthcare professionals.
• Change Management: lead smooth transitions to new technologies and practices.
• Data Utilization: apply data science to inform decisions and improve outcomes.
• Stakeholder Engagement: collaborate with internal and external stakeholders on clinical standards.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Informatics

Data science

EHR integration

Communication

Education

Doctor in Pharmacy

Active pharmacist license

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

Oracle seeks a Pharmacy Executive to lead clinical informatics initiatives, optimizing EHR deployment and sustainment. The role focuses on integrating clinical workflows, data-driven decision making, and stakeholder engagement to improve patient outcomes.

The candidate will guide cross-functional teams, advance technology adoption in care settings, and drive continuous improvement across pharmacist workflows and clinical practices.