Chief Medical Information Officer

The Boston Children’s Pediatric Physicians’ Organization, a primary care independentpractice association clinically integrated with Boston Children’s Hospital, seeks a visionary

Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO). This is a rare opportunity to shape the future of pediatric primary care, leveraging cutting-edge IT strategies and innovations to increase theease and value of the user experience and ensure all patients receive the highest quality care.

We are a unique and vital part of pediatric healthcare in Massachusetts, with more than 750highly skilled physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and behavioral healthproviders. We care for one-third of children in the state, in over 100 locations, using a shared

Epic electronic health record (EHR) system to conduct 1.4M annual visits.

Reporting to the CMO and in collaboration with the CIO, the CMIO will transform pediatricprimary health care delivery using data-driven innovative advancements in AI, EHRoptimization, and clinician training.

• Optimize clinical IT systems to improve local care quality and efficiency.
• Collaborate on pediatric-specific informatics initiatives locally and nationally.
• Develop and implement a forward-thinking medical AI strategy.
• Spearhead the Epic Physician Builder and training programs.
• Mentor Boston Children's Hospital informatics fellows during ambulatory rotations.

The candidate will have a medical staff appointment at Boston Children’s Hospital. The candidate may also be eligible for a faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School commensurate with experience and with the requirement of ongoing teaching.

We offer a hybrid work environment, with comprehensive benefits administered by Boston Children’s Hospital and the unique opportunity for clinical practice in an independentpediatric primary care office.

Interested candidates should submit a CV and a cover letter detailing their experience and vision for the role to contact listed.

• Eligible to practice pediatrics in Massachusetts.
• Board eligible in Clinical Informatics and certified in General Pediatrics.
• MD or DO with a completed fellowship in clinical informatics.
• Completion of ACGME accredited fellowship in clinical informatics, with a preference for prior experience as a director of clinical informatics or CMIO in a multi‑site organization.