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Lead EHR Implementation & Optimization: Serve as a clinical expert during our OCHIN / Epic implementation, supporting workflow design, testing, go-live, and ongoing improvements. Improve Clinical Workflows: Collaborate with nurses, providers, and department leaders to simplify documentation, reduce inefficiencies, and enhance patient care. Support Training & Adoption: Help develop training resources, support Super Users, and guide clinical staff through technology changes.
Advance Patient Safety & Quality: Partner with clinical teams to improve medication safety, clinical documentation, regulatory compliance, and quality reporting. Drive Innovation: Evaluate and support emerging healthcare technologies, including telehealth, clinical decision support, and AI-enabled tools. Strengthen Rural Healthcare: Develop practical technology solutions that support the unique needs of a Critical Access Hospital and its rural health clinics.
Qualifications Required
Current Michigan RN license or ability to obtain one before starting. BSN or ADN with commitment to completing a BSN within three years of hire. Minimum of three years of direct patient care experience in acute care, emergency, ICU, or ambulatory settings.
Hands-on EHR experience, including involvement in workflow redesign, implementation, or optimization. Strong clinical judgment, analytical abilities, communication skills, and a passion for process improvement. Ability to collaborate effectively across clinical, operational, and technical teams.
Master's degree in Nursing Informatics, Health Informatics, or a related field. Epic certification or proficiency in clinical applications. Informatics Nursing (NI-BC) or CPHIMS certification.
Experience with OCHIN / Epic implementations. Experience in rural healthcare or Critical Access Hospitals. Experience with EHR training, go-live support, or Super User programs.
Graduate Degree
About the role
Improve Clinical Workflows: Collaborate with nurses, providers, and department leaders to simplify documentation, reduce inefficiencies, and enhance patient care.