EMR Informatics Specialist, Health Information Management, Days

Posted 18 days ago

norton healthcareLouisville (KY)

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About the role

Responsibilities: Design and develop electronic medical record keeping and documentation systems. Implement structures and algorithms to optimize the use, storage, and retrieval of medical information. Assists with evaluation, design, testing, implementation, upgrades, support, and maintenance of the HIM system(s).Trains, supports and provides assistance to users; and, provides ongoing education and training when needed. Provides technical consultation to health information management, other departments, vendors, and information technology on HIM system(s) and processes. Manages tools such as procedure and information flowcharts, policies and procedures, instructional manuals, and forms in order to promote effective use of applications. Provides documentation and training for users when there is a system change or update. Special projects as directed.
Qualifications
Required: With an Associates Degree: Three years in Health Information Management or Health Information Technology With a Bachelor's Degree: One year Health Information Management or Health Information Technology One of: RHIA or RHITDesired: Bachelor Degree Registered Health Information Administrator OR Registered Health Information Technician OR Project Management Professional OR EPIC Certification OR OnBase Certification

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