Manager – Health Information Technology
Norton Healthcare
Manager – Health Information Technology
Norton Healthcare
Not-for-profit hospital system with clinics
The Manager, HIT collaborates with the Director, HIT to direct, manage and supervise assigned departmental functions, ensuring completeness, accuracy and integrity of the electronic health record information. This includes, but is not limited to, planning and directing the collection, compilation and distribution of data, recruiting, training and educating staff, monitoring staff performance against established productivity standards and providing input into departmental operating budgets.
Key Accountabilities:
Ensure compliance with organization goals, as well as federal, state and other regulatory agency requirements. Review and update policies and procedures to ensure alignment with hospital, outpatient center, departmental and regulatory agency requirements.
Manage departmental performance improvement by trending and analyzing key performance indicators. This includes, but is not limited to, performing gap analysis and root cause analysis to identify areas for performance improvement.
Apply strong knowledge of technology/software to identify process improvements and optimizations for systems workflows, while collaborating with internal and external stakeholders. Measure staff against performance improvement metrics, while also ensuring work completion.
Manage daily workflow by effectively designing processes and leading staff to meet turnaround times and project deadlines. This includes, but is not limited to, identifying business needs, updating scripting and implementing process improvements.
Compile and manage budget for area(s) of responsibility.
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Not-for-profit hospital system with clinics
Norton Healthcare runs a not-for-profit health system serving adults and children in Kentucky and Southern Indiana, with five Louisville hospitals, affiliated facilities, and hundreds of clinics. It delivers inpatient and outpatient care across general and specialty services (heart, neuroscience, cancer, orthopedics, women’s and pediatric care) and uses telehealth and urgent care centers to reach patients at about 350 locations. The network relies on a large medical staff and ongoing clinical research to connect patients with trials and advanced treatments. Its aim is to provide broad, accessible care across the region while prioritizing community health and inclusive care, as reflected in its recognized LGBTQ+ equality and disability inclusion efforts.
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