Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst (Reno, NV

Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst (Reno, NV)
Job Summary:

The Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst serves as a strategic partner to hospital C-suite leadership, clinical executives, and IT leadership, leading the design, build, and optimization of EHR clinical workflows that drive operational performance, revenue integrity, and patient care delivery. This role owns the end-to-end lifecycle of clinical workflow transformation - from executive-level discovery and current-state analysis through future-state design, build, configuration, and go-live adoption - with a primary emphasis on building and optimizing clinical workflows across laboratory (LIS), radiology (RIS/PACS), revenue cycle, and order management domains.

Operating at the intersection of clinical operations, technology, and executive strategy, the Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst engages directly with department leaders to translate organizational priorities into actionable, technology-enabled clinical solutions. This role leads recurring working sessions with clinical stakeholders, prioritizes and escalates issues with EHR vendors and mentors junior informatics and EHR analyst staff. The Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst reports to the Director of Healthcare IT and is accountable for the clinical workflow outcomes of assigned hospital client

• Lead executive-level discovery sessions with hospital leadership, clinical department heads, and IT leadership to identify strategic operational priorities, clinical workflow gaps, and technology-enabled improvement opportunities.
• Design and build optimized clinical workflows across the EHR with a primary focus on order entry, order sets, result reporting, clinical documentation, care coordination, and patient flow - translating clinical requirements into configured solutions in collaboration with EHR analysts.
• Own the full clinical workflow lifecycle: current-state analysis, future-state design, build documentation, EHR ticket coordination, configuration validation, production promotion, and post-go-live optimization.
• Lead recurring clinical workflow working sessions with hospital stakeholders across laboratory, radiology, emergency, inpatient, and ambulatory domains to iteratively build, refine, and optimize EHR-driven processes.
• Build and configure EHR orders, order sets, charge interfaces, worksheets, favorites, and clinical documentation templates, producing structured EHR vendor build documents (order names, bill item IDs, CDM, revenue codes, pricing) for vendor promotion to production.
• Lead ticket prioritization and escalation meetings with hospital leadership and EHR vendors, advocating for client priorities, tracking service requests, and driving resolution of complex clinical workflow issues.
• Advise on laboratory (LIS) and radiology (RIS/PACS) information systems and their integration with the EHR, including order entry, result reporting, imaging workflow, diagnostic turnaround time, lab instrument interfaces, and PACS integrations.
• Coordinate with third-party vendors (e.g., EHR, imaging vendors, lab instrument vendors, HIE partners) on interface design, integration testing, and issue resolution, ensuring alignment on project scope, timelines, and deliverables.
• Lead change management and user adoption for new or optimized clinical workflows by developing training materials, conducting workflow walkthroughs, and facilitating go-live support with clinical end users.
• Mentor and provide technical direction to junior informatics staff, EHR analysts, and technical team members, elevating team capability in clinical workflow design, build best practices, and stakeholder engagement.
• Stay current on healthcare IT trends, regulatory changes (HIPAA, Promoting Interoperability, CMS Conditions of Participation), and emerging technologies, contributing to internal knowledge bases and the organization’s clinical informatics practice.
• Document current-state and future-state workflows, build specifications, requirements, and executive-level recommendations clearly for use by technical teams, clinical stakeholders, and executive sponsors.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Health…