Chief Information Officer

Position Summary:

The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is a key member of the YNHS Executive Leadership Team, and responsible for technical access and security levels for the organization. This role leads the Information Technology Department, monitors system advances and makes recommendations to administrative staff regarding use of technology to increase efficiencies at YNHS. The CIO serves as the primary liaison between outside vendors and operations, ensuring that systems are updated across the organization.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in computer science or related degree.  Three years experience in computer network management. Experience with pc and unix based systems required.

Key Responsibilities:

• Oversee and maintain computer access and security levels for all staff with system access.
• Add, remove, and edit system access for new and terminated employees.
• Provide computer training of network services to staff as requested.
• Assist in retrieval of electronic information by developing systems to extract data for reporting and analysis.
• Make recommendations to administrative staff regarding hardware and software needs of the organization.
• Monitor technological advances and make recommendations to administrative staff regarding use of technology to increase efficiencies at YNHS.
• Monitor staff business processes and make recommendations regarding use of technology to improve patient flow.
• Trouble-shoot individual computer problems and system problems.
• Serve as primary contact for software and hardware vendors to update and monitor clinic system.
• Assist in maintenance and troubleshooting of YNHS equipment such as telephones, cash registers, fax machines, etc.
• Represent YNHS in local meetings as requested.
• Maintain, organized, clean, efficient and confidential work area.
• Perform related work as requested.

YNHS Recognition and Belief:

YNHS has earned National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Patient Centered Medical Home recognition and prides itself on the relationships between patients and staff.  We believe patients should be at the forefront of their care.  Whenever possible, staff should involve and support patients and their families in goal-setting and prioritizing health concerns.