Clinical Informatics Coordinator

Updated: over 2 years ago
Location: Kansas City, KANSAS
Job Type: FullTime
Deadline: The position may have been removed or expired!

Department:
SOM KC Internal Medicine - Medical Informatics

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Medical Informatics Product Design & Analysis
Position Title:
Clinical Informatics Coordinator
Job Family Group:
Professional Staff
Job Description Summary:
This Clinical Informatics Coordinator is in the Medical Informatics division under Internal Medicine.
The Center seeks highly motivated individuals with a passion for informatics, scientific discovery, and improving healthcare to serve as a consultant and coordinator between biomedical informatics and clinical/translational research activities. This role informs researchers regarding the use of informatics resources (Ex: is pathology cancer staging data contained and codified with the clinical data repository; when REDCap might be an appropriate tool). They will conduct analysis and design input/content with informatics technical staff, other CTSA sections, and national translational resources to streamline investigator access to translational and administrative resources. Working with informatics personnel, clinical organizations contributing data, and national resources, they will maintain clinical/translational knowledge bases/resources aligned with standard terminologies/ontologies so as to enhance accessibility and interoperability of our resources with national research objectives.
Job Description:
Required Qualifications:

There are three likely career paths or qualifications that form the basis of this position:

  • clinical professional
  • a biological sciences research professional or
  • an information sciences, computer, or information technology professional

The minimum educational requirement is either:

  • a clinical professional bachelor's degree such as nursing, laboratory sciences, or pharmacy

  • bachelor's degree in biology, biochemistry, or other scientifically related discipline or

  • bachelor's degree in information systems, computer science, information/library sciences, or other technology/information-related discipline

Other required qualifications:

  • Training in biomedical informatics through advanced degree programs or comparable experiences in knowledge management, clinical decision support, translational informatics, or relevant informatics standards

  • Familiarity and experience in clinical environments; ideally collaborative medical research experience

  • The ability to promote effective teamwork in a rapidly changing multi-disciplinary research environment

  • Superior interpersonal and communications skills as demonstrated by excellence in speaking, writing and listening


Preferred Qualifications:

  • Master's degree in biomedical informatics or masters in library sciences and experience at an academic medical center. Two years of successful project coordination and technical documentation experience.

  • Knowledge of clinical information systems and applicable terminologies is desirable.

  • One year of experience with web development (content and design). Understanding of web-based technologies such as css, html, xml, and javascript. One year experience with relational databases, their design, and use via SQL and a good knowledge of development environments. Experience using or assisting in the development and curation of clinical data repositories and warehouses is highly desirable.

  • Knowledge of biomedical informatics, clinical research, and translational resources such as UMLS, i2b2, REDCap, vivoweb, clinical trial systems, and human subjects research processes (IRB).

  • Knowledge of clinical trials, ICH/GCP, and other federal guidelines in regards to clinical trials, exposure to translational research resources such as i2b2, REDCap, and newer initiatives.

  • Knowledge of basic/translational research approaches (genetics, drug discovery, bioinformatics).

  • Work Experience: Years of Experience in Work Field(s)

  • Skills: Preferred Specific Skills


Job Duties Outlined:

  • Acts as an effective liaison between clinical research customers and biomedical informatics staff and resources. Provides consultation and
    service to clinical and translational researchers regarding the informatics resources at KUMC and nationally. Coordinate and provide informatics
    support to the academic experts who make up other translational research cores and CTSA components. Conducts analysis and interpretation
    of information needs to informatics colleagues and director(s), and provides information on technical capabilities and limitations for clinical
    research customers. Assesses complex situations and seeks collaborative solutions to address short-term needs. Facilitate informatics
    strategic planning by evaluating national translational resources through collaboration with peer institutions.

  • Maintain clinical/translational knowledge bases/resources aligned with standard terminologies/ontologies so as to enhance accessibility and
    interoperability of our resources with national research objectives. Develops and maintains content, and elicits feedback for web-based
    clinical/translational research applications and websites.

  • Provides design analysis in the development, design and modifications of computer applications and web applications. Assesses work flow and
    develops models integrating current practice with new information systems or resources. Identify relevant resources including databases,
    evaluation tools and literature that will facilitate the development or access to other translational research cores and CTSA components.

  • Designs training programs and materials to augment consultative services. Provides training, constructs evaluative instruments, and conducts
    evaluations. Coordinates with CTSA and department leadership in scheduling training or collaborative sessions with clinical and translational
    researchers.

  • Participates in research projects. Develops and presents content at various conferences/ meetings, both on and off-site. Writes/edits articles,
    and policies for publication.

  • Other duties as assigned by Director of Medical Informatics and/or Director of Research IT


Required Documents:

  • Resume/CV
  • Cover Letter
  • 3 references

Employee Type:
Regular
Time Type:
Full time
Pay Rate Type:
Salary
Pay Grade:
A14
Pay Range:

Minimum

74688

Midpoint

97509

Maximum

119812

Department:
SOM KC Internal Medicine - Medical Informatics

-----

Medical Informatics Product Design & Analysis
Position Title:
Clinical Informatics Coordinator
Job Family Group:
Professional Staff
Job Description Summary:
This Clinical Informatics Coordinator is in the Medical Informatics division under Internal Medicine.
The Center seeks highly motivated individuals with a passion for informatics, scientific discovery, and improving healthcare to serve as a consultant and coordinator between biomedical informatics and clinical/translational research activities. This role informs researchers regarding the use of informatics resources (Ex: is pathology cancer staging data contained and codified with the clinical data repository; when REDCap might be an appropriate tool). They will conduct analysis and design input/content with informatics technical staff, other CTSA sections, and national translational resources to streamline investigator access to translational and administrative resources. Working with informatics personnel, clinical organizations contributing data, and national resources, they will maintain clinical/translational knowledge bases/resources aligned with standard terminologies/ontologies so as to enhance accessibility and interoperability of our resources with national research objectives.
Job Description:
Required Qualifications:

There are three likely career paths or qualifications that form the basis of this position:

  • clinical professional
  • a biological sciences research professional or
  • an information sciences, computer, or information technology professional

The minimum educational requirement is either:

  • a clinical professional bachelor's degree such as nursing, laboratory sciences, or pharmacy

  • bachelor's degree in biology, biochemistry, or other scientifically related discipline or

  • bachelor's degree in information systems, computer science, information/library sciences, or other technology/information-related discipline

Other required qualifications:

  • Training in biomedical informatics through advanced degree programs or comparable experiences in knowledge management, clinical decision support, translational informatics, or relevant informatics standards

  • Familiarity and experience in clinical environments; ideally collaborative medical research experience

  • The ability to promote effective teamwork in a rapidly changing multi-disciplinary research environment

  • Superior interpersonal and communications skills as demonstrated by excellence in speaking, writing and listening


Preferred Qualifications:

  • Master's degree in biomedical informatics or masters in library sciences and experience at an academic medical center. Two years of successful project coordination and technical documentation experience.

  • Knowledge of clinical information systems and applicable terminologies is desirable.

  • One year of experience with web development (content and design). Understanding of web-based technologies such as css, html, xml, and javascript. One year experience with relational databases, their design, and use via SQL and a good knowledge of development environments. Experience using or assisting in the development and curation of clinical data repositories and warehouses is highly desirable.

  • Knowledge of biomedical informatics, clinical research, and translational resources such as UMLS, i2b2, REDCap, vivoweb, clinical trial systems, and human subjects research processes (IRB).

  • Knowledge of clinical trials, ICH/GCP, and other federal guidelines in regards to clinical trials, exposure to translational research resources such as i2b2, REDCap, and newer initiatives.

  • Knowledge of basic/translational research approaches (genetics, drug discovery, bioinformatics).

  • Work Experience: Years of Experience in Work Field(s)

  • Skills: Preferred Specific Skills


Job Duties Outlined:

  • Acts as an effective liaison between clinical research customers and biomedical informatics staff and resources. Provides consultation and
    service to clinical and translational researchers regarding the informatics resources at KUMC and nationally. Coordinate and provide informatics
    support to the academic experts who make up other translational research cores and CTSA components. Conducts analysis and interpretation
    of information needs to informatics colleagues and director(s), and provides information on technical capabilities and limitations for clinical
    research customers. Assesses complex situations and seeks collaborative solutions to address short-term needs. Facilitate informatics
    strategic planning by evaluating national translational resources through collaboration with peer institutions.

  • Maintain clinical/translational knowledge bases/resources aligned with standard terminologies/ontologies so as to enhance accessibility and
    interoperability of our resources with national research objectives. Develops and maintains content, and elicits feedback for web-based
    clinical/translational research applications and websites.

  • Provides design analysis in the development, design and modifications of computer applications and web applications. Assesses work flow and
    develops models integrating current practice with new information systems or resources. Identify relevant resources including databases,
    evaluation tools and literature that will facilitate the development or access to other translational research cores and CTSA components.

  • Designs training programs and materials to augment consultative services. Provides training, constructs evaluative instruments, and conducts
    evaluations. Coordinates with CTSA and department leadership in scheduling training or collaborative sessions with clinical and translational
    researchers.

  • Participates in research projects. Develops and presents content at various conferences/ meetings, both on and off-site. Writes/edits articles,
    and policies for publication.

  • Other duties as assigned by Director of Medical Informatics and/or Director of Research IT


Required Documents:

  • Resume/CV
  • Cover Letter
  • 3 references

Employee Type:
Regular
Time Type:
Full time
Pay Rate Type:
Salary
Pay Grade:
A14
Pay Range:

Minimum

74688

Midpoint

97509

Maximum

119812

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