Medical Informatics Officer

• Be the trusted link between medical staff and IToptimising how doctors use clinical systems
• Shape the future of clinical care lead digital health innovation
• Part-time (0.5 FTE) permanent role at NSWs largest private hospital

Taking care of people is our reason for being

At Sydney Adventist Hospital fondly known asThe San caring for people is at the core of who we drives us to deliver exceptional outcomes for our patients anditsa shared sense of purpose that extends to everyone who works here.

When you join our teamyoullfeel valued and supported by our strong commitment to learning flexibility great benefits and a positive culture of teamwork and cooperation.

Some of the exceptional benefits we offer include

• As a not-for-profit we offer salary packaging that can reduce the amount of tax you pay which can leave you with thousands of dollars more in your pocket.
• Up to 14 weeks paid parental leave
• Discounted gym membership for you and your family using Fitness Passport
• Great on campus amenities including cafés gift shop florist and even a hairdresser
• We have many other benefits as well see a complete list of all our other Employee benefits and discountswhen you meet us!

What you will be doing in this role

Reporting to both the Director of Information Services and Chief Medical Officer this pivotal role serves as the bridge between medical staff and digital adoption optimisation and safe use of clinical information systems aligning technology with real-world workflows and supporting key doctor-facing initiatives including EMR optimisation mobile platforms system upgrades and emerging AI tools.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver training onboarding and ongoing user support for doctors.
• Act as the primary liaison between Information Services and medical staff.
• Supportdigital initiatives including EMRoptimisationmobilityand AI-enabled innovations.
• Advise on digital strategy workflow design and clinical safety.
• Ongoing clinical systems adoption and optimisation

This role is offered on a part-time 0.5 FTE basis but we welcome applications from candidates seeking 819 hours per week.

Whowerelooking for

• From your experienceas a medicalpractitioneryoullhavegained a strong understanding of Australian health systems and contemporary clinical workflows informaticsanddigital health adoption.
• Youllhaveahigh levelof digital literacy and experience with clinical information systemsincludingEMR PACS RISand emerging healthcare technology.
• Youllbe qualified in one of the following: Registered Medical Practitioner in Australia (or eligible) or Registered Nurse (Senior / Clinical Nurse Specialist or equivalent) or Tertiary qualification in Health Informatics Clinical Informatics or a related clinical discipline
• Strong stakeholder engagement communication and systems-thinking skills.

About Us

Adventist HealthCare owns andoperatesSan Day Surgery Hornsby and the Sydney Adventist Hospital (fondly known as the San). The San is NSWs largest private hospital. Founded in 1903 we are proudly faith-based and have a proven history of being industry pioneers in ground-breaking research and delivering superior patient care. As a not-for-profit we continually reinvest incutting-edgetechnology and facilities providing exceptional outcomes for our dedicated team of 2400 staff members and the community we serve.

What to expect

Successful candidates willbe requiredto complete a range of pre-employment checks and assessments. These vary and could include professional referencesfunctional questionnairea national police check working with children check vaccination evidence among others.

How to apply

If you see yourself in this role thenwedlove to hear from you. Simply click on the Apply button andwellkeep you up to date on how your application is progressing.

Applications close Saturday 30 May. Note this dateis subject to change asapplications will be reviewed as they are received and progressed to interview and appointed ifdeemedsuitable. Therefore we encourage you to Apply Now to avoid disappointment.