Clinical Informatics Specialist — Federal Health IT

Role overview Use clinical expertise and informatics knowledge to help healthcare professionals work effectively with electronic health record systems in federal healthcare settings. The role investigates complex workflow problems, supports consistent and accurate use of clinical applications, and connects clinicians with functional and technical teams. Work is remote within the United States, with travel to designated facilities when onsite support is needed.

Responsibilities - Assess workflow issues to determine whether they stem from application configuration, workflow design, training gaps, or possible system defects. - Coach clinical users on effective EHR workflows and address recurring difficulties. - Review clinical content for accuracy and consistency, documenting discrepancies and recommended corrections. - Evaluate designated requests for access to sensitive clinical roles and record preliminary findings for authorized reviewers. - Identify adoption barriers and recurring operational concerns, contributing clinical input to improvement activities. - Coordinate with analysts, technical specialists, and clinical stakeholders to resolve complex issues; provide remote or onsite assistance as appropriate.

Requirements - Current professional qualifications as a registered nurse or another qualifying clinician. - A recognized nursing or clinical informatics certification, such as ANCC NI-BC or an equivalent relevant to the clinical background. - At least three years supporting clinical workflows on designated military healthcare EHR platforms. - Sound clinical judgment and the ability to distinguish clinical concerns from functional or technical issues. - Experience guiding clinicians through EHR workflows, assessing information accuracy, documenting findings, and working across disciplines. - Active U.S. Government Secret clearance.

Nice to have - Experience with clinical reporting, EHR usage analytics, or measuring workflow adoption. - Experience developing clinical competency assessments or supporting military healthcare delivery.

Benefits and work setup - Remote position in the United States; travel to federal healthcare facilities may be required. - Listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, life and disability coverage, paid time off and holidays, a 401(k) match, professional development support, remote-work equipment, and wellness reimbursement. Eligibility and plan terms apply.