Laboratory Informaticist
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Healthcare
Healthcare Management, Healthcare Compliance, Health Informatics, Healthcare Administration
Department: Laboratory / Information Technology
Reports To:Laboratory Director
- Yonkers
- Saint Joseph’s Medical Center – 127 S Broadway Yonkers, NY 10701
- Full-Time | Day Shift - 9am-5pm | On-Call Responsibilities
- Salary: $100,000 annual
- Medical and Dental Insurance
- Retirement Plan
- Tuition Reimbursement
- PTO
- and more!
The Laboratory IT Informaticist – Oracle Health (Cerner) Path Net Analyst serves as the primary liaison between the Clinical Laboratory and the Information Technology department. Leveraging prior experience as a Medical Technologist (MT) and deep expertise in Oracle Health (Cerner) Millennium Path Net, this role is responsible for the design, configuration, optimization, implementation, and ongoing support of laboratory information systems across the enterprise.
The analyst serves as the functional and technical subject matter expert (SME) for Oracle Health Path Net solutions, including General Laboratory, Medical Device Interfaces (MDIs), Point of Care (POC) workflows, specimen collection, result management, and integrated laboratory workflows. This position partners closely with laboratory leadership, pathology, nursing, physicians, revenue cycle, and IT teams to ensure laboratory workflows align with operational best practices, regulatory requirements, and organizational goals while improving efficiency, quality, and patient safety.
Key Responsibilities Functional & Operational Leadership- Serve as the primary SME for Oracle Health (Cerner) Millennium Path Net laboratory applications.
- Design, configure, build, test, implement, troubleshoot, and optimize Oracle Health Path Net workflows supporting:
- General Laboratory
- Blood Bank (support and exposure; build experience preferred)
- Microbiology
- Anatomic Pathology
- Send-out and reference laboratory workflows
- Support complete laboratory workflow lifecycle including:
- Order entry and routing
- Lab Collect workflows
- Point of Care (POC) specimen collection
- Specimen labeling and tracking
- Result reporting
- Result correction and audit workflows
- Collaborate with laboratory leadership to standardize workflows and improve operational efficiency.
- Serve as liaison between Laboratory Operations, Nursing, Pathology, Revenue Cycle, Clinical Operations, and Information Technology.
- Configure, maintain, and optimize Oracle Health Path Net modules including:
- General Laboratory build
- Result reporting structures
- Medical Device Interfaces (MDIs)
- Reference laboratory routing
- Provide advanced troubleshooting and support for laboratory information system (LIS) issues with minimal disruption to laboratory operations.
- Manage and support interfaces between Oracle Health/Cerner Millennium and:
- Laboratory analyzers
- Middleware applications
- External reference laboratories
- Collaborate with interface teams on:
- Instrument integration
- Device validation
- Interface testing
- Participate in Oracle Health system upgrades, optimization initiatives, enhancements, and new implementations.
- Assist in evaluating and implementing new laboratory technologies, LIS enhancements, and workflow improvements.
- Design, configure, and support Point of Care testing workflows including:
- Device connectivity
- Result correction
- Optimize laboratory collection workflows including:
- Nurse Collect
- Specimen recollection
- Specimen tracking
- Audit-compliant result correction
- Collaborate with Nursing and Laboratory leadership to reduce specimen collection errors, recollect rates, and turnaround times.
- Ensure Oracle Health Path Net configuration complies with:
- Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
- New York State Department of Health (NYS DOH)
- The Joint Commission (TJC) standards
- Hospital…
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