A Day in the Life Munson Healthcare is seeking a Senior Clinical Informaticist with a focused emphasis on perioperative and procedural workflows across the surgical continuum of care. This role functions within the Health Informatics team, partnering with surgeons, anesthesiologists, perioperative nurses, procedural departments, operational leaders, and Information Systems stakeholders to optimize the use of the electronic health record (Oracle Health) in support of safe, efficient, and high-quality patient care.
Consistent with the Senior Clinical Informaticist role, this position applies clinical informatics expertise, workflow design, and system optimization to improve clinical practice, support end users, and advance organizational priorities across surgical and procedural settings. This is a hybrid role, with an expectation of approximately 40–60% on-site presence within surgical and procedural environments, balanced with remote work.
On-site support may vary based on project work, workflow optimization efforts, training activities, go-live support, and operational needs. While aligned to and primarily supporting perioperative services, this role contributes to system-wide initiatives and is expected to design workflows that are scalable and consistent across all Munson Healthcare settings. What You'll Focus On While operating within the broader Clinical Informatics role, this position will have a primary area of focus supporting perioperative and procedural workflows across the continuum, including: Supporting optimization of workflows across Pre-Admission Testing, Pre-Operative Services, Operating Rooms, Anesthesia, PACU, Endoscopy, and procedural areas Partnering with surgeons, anesthesia providers, perioperative leaders, and frontline staff to translate care delivery needs into EHR workflow design and system solutions Advancing initiatives that improve perioperative workflow efficiency, communication, documentation quality, and patient throughput Ensuring alignment across workflows impacting scheduling, documentation, orders, preference cards, procedural reporting, and care transitions Providing at-the-elbow support, rounding, and real-time issue resolution to strengthen adoption and trust Identifying opportunities to enhance workflow integration, usability, patient safety, and clinician experience across the surgical continuum Core Responsibilities Serve as an informatics liaison between clinical end users, operational leaders, and Information Systems Analyze, design, configure, test, and support clinical information systems and workflows Act as a consultant for process redesign and workflow improvement initiatives Support project implementation, change management, and user adoption Identify, triage, and coordinate resolution of system and workflow issues Participate in governance, prioritization, and cross-functional collaboration efforts Perform rounding and engagement with perioperative and procedural teams to maintain strong communication and alignment Qualifications What’s Required Bachelor’s degree in healthcare or related field.
A minimum of 3 years experience in a licensed or certified healthcare professional role or a minimum of 2 years in the role of Clinical Informaticist at a MHC facility with demonstrated ability to successfully understand and interact in the clinical environment per defined criteria. Experience with the Electronic Health Record and Clinical Provider Order Entry (CPOE) required. Schedule flexibility is required to accommodate customer needs Preferred Current RN licensure Clinical background with strong experience in perioperative nursing, procedural services, surgical services, or perioperative operations Experience supporting perioperative and/or procedural workflows within an EHR environment Familiarity with Oracle Health (Cerner) or similar EHR platforms, including workflow optimization Experience supporting surgical documentation, perioperative orders, preference cards, anesthesia workflows, procedural reporting, or surgical scheduling processes Demonstrated ability to analyze workflows, document current and future states, and lead process improvement efforts Experience supporting interdisciplinary teams in surgical and procedural environments Strong collaboration skills with the ability to engage frontline staff, providers, leaders, and cross-functional partners Excellent communication skills with the ability to translate technical concepts into clinical and operational language Additional Information Are you Munson Material?
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Company Description More Than Just Care, It’s Community Imagine doing meaningful work in a place where people vacation. That’s life at Munson Healthcare - northern Michigan’s largest healthcare system, with eight award-winning community hospitals serving over half a million residents across 29 counties. If you want a career in healthcare and a lifestyle most people only dream about – with freshwater lakes, scenic trails, charming downtowns, a vibrant arts scene, and endless outdoor adventures - you might just be Munson Material.
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