Summary from listing
The Clinical Informatics Specialist works with stakeholders to elicit, analyze, communicate, and validate requirements for changes to business processes, clinical content, policies, and information systems supporting medium- to large-scale evidence-based care initiatives. The role develops and maintains order sets and clinical decision support, manages service-line content teams, translates business and clinical needs into system requirements, leads content-development projects, and coordinates usability testing and workgroups. It requires an associate degree, clinical licensure, and three years of healthcare experience; a bachelor's degree and exposure to business, computer science, or informatics are preferred.
