Clinical Informaticist - Principal

Essential Functions

• Utilize knowledge of workflows in an integrated healthcare system to positively impact the use of technology by caregivers
• Work across organization structure to accomplish objectives, build internal and external relationships
• Effectively use change management, organizational skills and continuous improvement in projects and day to day work
• Independently prioritize and organize work with attention to detail and limited supervision or revision
• Use word processing, spreadsheet, database, internet and e-mail, virtual meeting applications, and scheduling applications
• Use advanced informatics skills (People, Process, Technology) and knowledge to positively impact patient safety and quality
• Use functional design methodologies, tools, techniques, and HIT fundamentals within assigned work
• Analyze workflow data, literature, new technology, best practice, and standards to meaningfully impact workflow design and training
• Use knowledge of regulatory standards (Policy/Procedure/Guideline/CMS) to ensure Intermountain Health meets regulations related to Health Information Technology
• Round in facilities across the system to observe workflows, meet with key stakeholders, assist with implementations, and other targeted functions

Skills

• Informatics
• Information Systems
• Information Technology (IT)
• Clinical Informatics
• Process Improvements
• Clinical Information Systems
• Business Information Systems
• Clinical Workflows
• Long Term Planning

Qualifications

• Mentoring, creating standards, and processes for core informatics skills development (gap analysis, problem definition, clinical workflow analysis, etc.)
• Developing and communicating strategic plans and influencing the informatics roadmap with leadership
• Successfully leading complex projects or initiatives
• Cultivating productive relationships with peer and policy organizations, and external vendors
• Implementing Continuous Improvement
• Cultivating productive relationships with executive clinical and business leaders
• Managing complex informatics portfolios across multiple healthcare domains
• Sharing informatics learnings through publications and presentations internally and externally
• Using project governance, data stewardship, and cost-benefit analysis to align with organizational goals
• Registered Nurse and other licensed clinical incumbents must hold and maintain current state licensure