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Clinical Informatics Specialist

Dallas, TX · On-site

$100K - $120K/yr

Certified Health Informatician (e.g., CAHIMS/CPHIMS) or RHIA/RHIT certification. Responsibilities As the college's sole Clinical Informatics Analyst, this position is responsible for more than just ...

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Clinical Research Informatician

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Job description

Clinical Research Informatician

Location: Remote

Duration: Direct Hire FTE

Must Have's:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Health Information Management or Health Informatics OR B.S. in a clinical field (nursing, etc.) with certification in Health Informatics OR B.S. in informatics, computer science, statistics, biomedical engineering, artificial intelligence with certification in Health Informatics. (Required)
  • Master’s Degree (Preferred)

Minimum 2 years' experience in:

  • Clinical Research
  • Clinical Informatics
  • Information Technology and/or Academic Healthcare Settings

Experience with:

  • Clinical operations, Health Information Management, or Care Management
  • Clinical standards, coding, definitions, ontologies, dictionaries, and taxonomies
  • Clinical Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
  • Implementing new technologies in clinical settings
  • Healthcare data curation and documentation in a data warehouse

Proficiency in:

  • SQL and Python or similar coding languages
  • Liaising between clinical stakeholders and technical teams

Expertise in:

  • Analyzing and optimizing clinical workflows to improve efficiency and patient outcomes

Summary:

The Clinical Research Informatician is a bridge between clinicians/researchers and data. They blend their knowledge of clinical workflow, terminology, and practices with an understanding of health information technology to advance clinical and translational research towards improved patient care. The Clinical Informatician will play an integral role focused on creating, testing, implementing, and maintaining applications and data for clinical areas. Responsibilities include acting as a liaison between clinicians/researchers and data stewards, interfacing with stakeholders on informatics software development, maintenance, and operations, and creating streamlined workflows for the exploitation of healthcare data.