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Northern Arizona Healthcare

Nonprofit health system serving northern Arizona

Informatics Educator 1

Instructional Design & Curriculum DevelopmentPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeFlagstaff, AZ, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of three years of direct work experience in an acute or ambulatory setting is required.
  • Strong computer skills and knowledge of computers are required.
  • Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions is required.
  • An Associate's degree or equivalent college-level coursework is preferred, or equivalent work experience.
  • A current, unrestricted Arizona registered nurse license is preferred.
  • Lean Six Sigma, Influencer, or Change Management training is preferred.
  • Additional clinical information technology education or previous experience is preferred.
  • Experience training users on healthcare information systems is preferred.
  • Previous education or presentation experience is preferred.
  • Ability to use computers and basic software programs is required.
  • Ability to respond to call as a subject matter expert is required; physical response may not be necessary.

Responsibilities

  • Design and implement onboarding, educational content, and training for newly hired and current staff and leaders on organizational workflows, regulatory requirements, roles, and competencies.
  • Develop educational content on essential clinical applications and essential job functions and competencies.
  • Identify educational needs and design educational materials and engaging courses explaining technical procedures and best practices.
  • Teach in person and remotely using technology, classroom management, communication, and professional presentation skills.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of workflow development and implementation training to support standard clinical practices.
  • Persuade and train physicians and staff to adopt new workflows and tools, applying change management knowledge.
  • Map real-life nursing practices to informatics applications.
  • Conduct annual information technology skills gap analyses to evaluate current coursework.
  • Optimize clinical end-user workflows and improve clinical efficiencies using technical and process-improvement tools.
  • Promote integration between clinical areas and information technology by translating business needs using reporting tools and methodologies.
  • Provide writing and documentation support for business-area reporting requirements and education requirements.
  • Collaborate with information technology, physicians, nurses, and ancillary departments on medication processes and other clinical initiatives that support best practices.
  • Learn and implement new systems, applications, and software to support clinical departments.
  • Design technical workflow support guides using simple language.
  • Conduct role-specific training on tools and programs teams use daily in the electronic medical record.
  • Research and recommend learning tools.
  • Apply educational methods to engage trainees and evaluate the effectiveness of each educational session.
  • Maintain updated records of training curricula and materials.
  • Maintain knowledge of major information technology initiatives and projects affecting physicians, nursing, and healthcare staff.
  • Report safety-related incidents promptly through the Midas/RDE tool, attend safety training, work safely, monitor the work environment for safety issues, and ensure others work safely.
  • Comply with applicable state and federal regulations, statutes, and company policies.
  • Keep required certifications and licenses current and valid before expiration.
  • Complete mandatory company modules and required job-specific training within specified timeframes.
  • Follow information technology change-management rules and documentation requirements.
  • Maintain knowledge of hospital operations, associated technologies, and health information exchange for ambulatory and hospital data integration.
  • Provide job aids and electronic education tools to support projects, education, solutions, and workflows.

About the Company

Northern Arizona Healthcare

Nonprofit health system serving northern Arizona

Northern Arizona Healthcare is a nonprofit health system serving patients across northern Arizona through hospitals and outpatient clinics. Its network includes Flagstaff Medical Center and Verde Valley Medical Center, alongside services for routine visits, specialist treatment and recovery. Flagstaff Medical Center operates the region's state-designated Level 1 Trauma Center, while clinics bring care closer to communities beyond the hospitals. The system also runs air and ground medical transport and supports rural access through telemedicine, serving patients regardless of their ability to pay. Northern Arizona Healthcare is headquartered in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Flagstaff, AZ
Founded
Not listed

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