Physician Assistant

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us department of veterans affairsKansas City (MO)

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About the role

Chief, Health Informatics Officer Help Take a closer look at Kansas City at www.thinkkc.com! We care for Heroes! Veterans depend on us; we depend on professionals like you. Our values unite us, guide our actions/decisions daily. At Kansas City VA this means: It's About the Veterans. You Support a Safety Culture; Commit to Zero Harm; Learn, Inquire and Improve; Embrace a Duty to Speak Up; Have Respect for People; and Ensure Clear Communications. We hire for TRUST first. With you we will continue towards a culture of continuous process improvement. Our journey means that dedicated individuals like yourself will be required, leadership involvement is necessary, and engagement is paramount. The Chief, Health Informatics Officer has primary responsibility for the maintenance and efficacy of the computerized patient record system (CPRS) and acts as a key communication leader with providers and staff regarding applications to support health care delivery for patients and care givers. The incumbent will champion the adoption of technology, such as computerized physician order entry (CPOE), clinical documentation, medication management, and ambulatory electronic medical records, as well as monitor compliance, recommend solutions to problems and processes, and facilitate workflow redesign in support of best practices. Will also provide consult with other services regarding analytical support and informatics or clinical application related training. Incumbent will provide analysis and data extraction for medication related measures and pharmacy clinical and operational quality, safety and value.
Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm

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