Nursing Informatics Leader (CNIO) | Healthcare Innovation

Veterans Health Administration; Jefferson Barracks (MO); Sur place; USD 156 000 - 207 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Veterans Health Administration seeks a Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO) to standardize nursing informatics across facilities and lead interprofessional collaboration. The CNIO serves as the primary advisor to the Chief Health Informatics Officer and pivotal leaders, guiding evidence-based informatics strategy and practice.

The CNIO oversees Health Informatics Services, designs decision-support systems, manages risk, and fosters lifelong nursing informatics expertise to improve

Responsabilités

• The Chief Nursing Informatics Officer has oversight assigned program and supervision of the assigned staff in Health Informatics Services.
• CNIO supports effective and efficient clinical and administrative systems, designing meaningful decision-support systems, and managing risks with mitigation strategies.
• Leads cross-coverage with other informaticists in the VA St Louis Health Care System to support a learning health system.
• Fosters leadership and professionalism through clear communication that builds internal and external coalitions for nursing informatics.
• Provides guidance on informatics program management to ensure proper resource utilization.
• Participates in budget discussions and planning, anticipating future informatics needs and funding requirements.
• Ensures an informatics workforce to serve Veterans and families, addressing health inequities with evidence-based practices.

Description du poste

The Veterans Health Administration seeks a Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO) to standardize nursing informatics across facilities and lead interprofessional collaboration. The CNIO serves as the primary advisor to the Chief Health Informatics Officer and pivotal leaders, guiding evidence-based informatics strategy and practice.

The CNIO oversees Health Informatics Services, designs decision-support systems, manages risk, and fosters lifelong nursing informatics expertise to improve