Clinical Systems Coordinator – EHR/NextGen | El Cajon, CA

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cross country healthcareChula Vista (CA)

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Clinical Applications Coordinator
Location: El Cajon, CA
Job Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Monday - Friday | 8 AM - 5PM We’re seeking a Clinical Applications Coordinator to support the implementation, configuration, training, and daily use of clinical application systems, including EHR, EDR, and PM platforms. This role works closely with clinical and administrative teams to improve workflows, documentation, system utilization, and user adoption.
Key Responsibilities: Provide role-specific EHR/EDR/PM training and onboarding Develop training materials, guides, and reporting resources Provide ongoing application support and troubleshooting Evaluate workflows, system performance, and functionality Conduct gap analysis for system upgrades and implementations Identify opportunities to improve clinical workflows and EHR utilization Support quality improvement initiatives related to clinical documentation Develop and maintain templates and reports Collaborate with Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, HIM, Business Office, and Administration teams Prepare monthly reports and serve as a Super User
Requirements: High school diploma or GED3+ years of professional Clinical Applications Coordinator experience Experience with Next Gen EHR, EDR, and PM software Working knowledge of HIPAA compliance in a clinical environment Strong troubleshooting, communication, and organizational skills Ability to work independently and support users with varying levels of technical experience

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