Informaticist-Clinical Senior

Informaticist-Clinical Senior  

Our leaders shape strategic initiatives, develop passionate teams, and work to improve health outcomes. They advance our mission and exemplify excellence, compassion, teamwork and purpose in all that they do. Indiana University Health is seeking individuals who embody these values to join our Informatics & Information Services leadership team in the role of Informaticist-Clinical Senior. This is a Direct Hire with onsite requirements as needed at the Shadeland location.  

Scope: 

• Provides analysis, reporting and data discovery services for end-users under limited supervision.  

• Incorporates end-user requests and requirements to develop enterprise reporting/dashboarding solutions.  

• Collaborates with end-users to generate and prepare solutions to support business and clinical objectives.  Is conduit between facility team members, field services team members and the Epic data analytics team. 

• Supports the decision-making of healthcare consumers, nurses, and other professionals in all roles and settings to achieve healthcare consumer safety and advocacy.  

• Supports data analytics, including quality of care measures, to improve population health outcomes and global health.  

• Provides guidance to other team members in the workflow analysis, design, development, deployment and support of future components of the clinical information system.  

• Serves as a SME for current-future state workflow analysis and system design.  

• Provides training and education in order to more thoroughly develop the team, assists with analysis of new functionality available within Epic and contribute to team strategic planning.  

• Participates in the development and execution of the clinical integration and improvement strategies.  

• Provides analytical, technical, and problem resolution with clinical information as it relates to the end-user (clinical/provider) accessibility, usability, workflow/processes, policies and procedures.  

• Communicates and promotes the use of informatics to clinical staff, medical executive committees, and any other designated individuals by presenting and discussing approaches to support safe patient-centered care.  

• Considers the impact of technological changes on patient safety, health-care d