Director of Clinical IT Operations
Posted on Oct 7, 2024 by Touro University New York
New York County, NY
IT
Immediate Start
Annual Salary
Full-Time
Overview:
As an accomplished IT professional, you will join our organization as a Director of Clinical IT Operations. This role requires an individual with strong technical skills, and a passion for academic collaboration. The successful candidate will play a key role in advancing the integration of technology with dual roles as director as well as engineer.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Leadership:
Through collaboration with system wide leaders and technical engineers, execute a comprehensive strategic plan for clinical IT operations that supports the University System’s mission and academic goals.
Collaborate with IT leaders, engineers, and academic, research and clinical staff to develop and integrate innovative technologies into educational programs and clinical practices.
Clinical Systems Management:
Implement, optimize, and maintain clinical information systems and alignment with academic initiatives.
Drive innovation in healthcare technology within clinical workflows, focusing on enhancing both patient care, telemedicine, and educational experiences.
Academic Collaboration:
Build vendor partnerships, fostering collaborative projects that integrate IT solutions into academic and clinical settings.
Lead initiatives to enhance academic curricula through the incorporation of emerging technologies and best practices.
Innovation Management and Leadership:
Identify opportunities for innovation in clinical and academic settings, evaluating emerging trends and technologies in healthcare IT and education.
Champion a culture of innovation within the organization by supporting research projects, academic collaborations, and technology-driven learning experiences.
Build consensus and lead multidisciplinary teams, including clinical systems analysts, academic coordinators, and project managers.
Quality Assurance and Compliance:
Establish and maintain robust quality assurance processes for clinical IT operations and academic initiatives.
Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations, academic accreditation standards, and best practices.
Leverage the current staff and institutional investments to implement standards designed to optimize revenue and cost while averting risks.
Security
Implement a system that is HIPPA compliant, following NIST standards with a goal of Hitrust certification to optimize potential for revenue growth and partnership potential.
Standardize policies and procedures while reducing risks associated with vendors and data loss.
Leverage modern data practices to ensure data, vendors and hosted service providers have appropriate security measures in place and exceed HIPAA regulations ensuring availability, confidentiality, and integrity of data.
Implement a security strategy, in partnership of Information Security, to meet the needs of research, clinical specialties and university data.
Qualifications:
Education/Experience
High School diploma or equivalent.
5 or more years as a technology professional. Experience in the healthcare /academic setting preferred.
Certifications in cybersecurity and cloud providers.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
Microsoft Azure and Amazon Infrastructure.
Cloud-based networking standards.
Regulatory knowledge, aligned to ISO, HIPAA and SOC 2 assessment.
Experience with RBAC, and PowerShell scripting.
Experience working with "Team-Based Practices," like Agile, Kanban.
Ability to work on multiple concurrent projects.
Ability to follow standard change management processes.
Ability to understand and follow complex oral and written instructions.
Travel
As needed, infrequent national travel to select Touro clinical locations.
Flexible working hours, with the occasional possibility of work outside standard hours including weekends.
Maximum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Minimum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
As an accomplished IT professional, you will join our organization as a Director of Clinical IT Operations. This role requires an individual with strong technical skills, and a passion for academic collaboration. The successful candidate will play a key role in advancing the integration of technology with dual roles as director as well as engineer.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Leadership:
Through collaboration with system wide leaders and technical engineers, execute a comprehensive strategic plan for clinical IT operations that supports the University System’s mission and academic goals.
Collaborate with IT leaders, engineers, and academic, research and clinical staff to develop and integrate innovative technologies into educational programs and clinical practices.
Clinical Systems Management:
Implement, optimize, and maintain clinical information systems and alignment with academic initiatives.
Drive innovation in healthcare technology within clinical workflows, focusing on enhancing both patient care, telemedicine, and educational experiences.
Academic Collaboration:
Build vendor partnerships, fostering collaborative projects that integrate IT solutions into academic and clinical settings.
Lead initiatives to enhance academic curricula through the incorporation of emerging technologies and best practices.
Innovation Management and Leadership:
Identify opportunities for innovation in clinical and academic settings, evaluating emerging trends and technologies in healthcare IT and education.
Champion a culture of innovation within the organization by supporting research projects, academic collaborations, and technology-driven learning experiences.
Build consensus and lead multidisciplinary teams, including clinical systems analysts, academic coordinators, and project managers.
Quality Assurance and Compliance:
Establish and maintain robust quality assurance processes for clinical IT operations and academic initiatives.
Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations, academic accreditation standards, and best practices.
Leverage the current staff and institutional investments to implement standards designed to optimize revenue and cost while averting risks.
Security
Implement a system that is HIPPA compliant, following NIST standards with a goal of Hitrust certification to optimize potential for revenue growth and partnership potential.
Standardize policies and procedures while reducing risks associated with vendors and data loss.
Leverage modern data practices to ensure data, vendors and hosted service providers have appropriate security measures in place and exceed HIPAA regulations ensuring availability, confidentiality, and integrity of data.
Implement a security strategy, in partnership of Information Security, to meet the needs of research, clinical specialties and university data.
Qualifications:
Education/Experience
High School diploma or equivalent.
5 or more years as a technology professional. Experience in the healthcare /academic setting preferred.
Certifications in cybersecurity and cloud providers.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
Microsoft Azure and Amazon Infrastructure.
Cloud-based networking standards.
Regulatory knowledge, aligned to ISO, HIPAA and SOC 2 assessment.
Experience with RBAC, and PowerShell scripting.
Experience working with "Team-Based Practices," like Agile, Kanban.
Ability to work on multiple concurrent projects.
Ability to follow standard change management processes.
Ability to understand and follow complex oral and written instructions.
Travel
As needed, infrequent national travel to select Touro clinical locations.
Flexible working hours, with the occasional possibility of work outside standard hours including weekends.
Maximum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Minimum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Reference: 199995496
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Director of Clinical IT Operations
Posted on Oct 7, 2024 by Touro University New York
New York County, NY
IT
Immediate Start
Annual Salary
Full-Time
Overview:
As an accomplished IT professional, you will join our organization as a Director of Clinical IT Operations. This role requires an individual with strong technical skills, and a passion for academic collaboration. The successful candidate will play a key role in advancing the integration of technology with dual roles as director as well as engineer.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Leadership:
Through collaboration with system wide leaders and technical engineers, execute a comprehensive strategic plan for clinical IT operations that supports the University System’s mission and academic goals.
Collaborate with IT leaders, engineers, and academic, research and clinical staff to develop and integrate innovative technologies into educational programs and clinical practices.
Clinical Systems Management:
Implement, optimize, and maintain clinical information systems and alignment with academic initiatives.
Drive innovation in healthcare technology within clinical workflows, focusing on enhancing both patient care, telemedicine, and educational experiences.
Academic Collaboration:
Build vendor partnerships, fostering collaborative projects that integrate IT solutions into academic and clinical settings.
Lead initiatives to enhance academic curricula through the incorporation of emerging technologies and best practices.
Innovation Management and Leadership:
Identify opportunities for innovation in clinical and academic settings, evaluating emerging trends and technologies in healthcare IT and education.
Champion a culture of innovation within the organization by supporting research projects, academic collaborations, and technology-driven learning experiences.
Build consensus and lead multidisciplinary teams, including clinical systems analysts, academic coordinators, and project managers.
Quality Assurance and Compliance:
Establish and maintain robust quality assurance processes for clinical IT operations and academic initiatives.
Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations, academic accreditation standards, and best practices.
Leverage the current staff and institutional investments to implement standards designed to optimize revenue and cost while averting risks.
Security
Implement a system that is HIPPA compliant, following NIST standards with a goal of Hitrust certification to optimize potential for revenue growth and partnership potential.
Standardize policies and procedures while reducing risks associated with vendors and data loss.
Leverage modern data practices to ensure data, vendors and hosted service providers have appropriate security measures in place and exceed HIPAA regulations ensuring availability, confidentiality, and integrity of data.
Implement a security strategy, in partnership of Information Security, to meet the needs of research, clinical specialties and university data.
Qualifications:
Education/Experience
High School diploma or equivalent.
5 or more years as a technology professional. Experience in the healthcare /academic setting preferred.
Certifications in cybersecurity and cloud providers.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
Microsoft Azure and Amazon Infrastructure.
Cloud-based networking standards.
Regulatory knowledge, aligned to ISO, HIPAA and SOC 2 assessment.
Experience with RBAC, and PowerShell scripting.
Experience working with "Team-Based Practices," like Agile, Kanban.
Ability to work on multiple concurrent projects.
Ability to follow standard change management processes.
Ability to understand and follow complex oral and written instructions.
Travel
As needed, infrequent national travel to select Touro clinical locations.
Flexible working hours, with the occasional possibility of work outside standard hours including weekends.
Maximum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Minimum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
As an accomplished IT professional, you will join our organization as a Director of Clinical IT Operations. This role requires an individual with strong technical skills, and a passion for academic collaboration. The successful candidate will play a key role in advancing the integration of technology with dual roles as director as well as engineer.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Leadership:
Through collaboration with system wide leaders and technical engineers, execute a comprehensive strategic plan for clinical IT operations that supports the University System’s mission and academic goals.
Collaborate with IT leaders, engineers, and academic, research and clinical staff to develop and integrate innovative technologies into educational programs and clinical practices.
Clinical Systems Management:
Implement, optimize, and maintain clinical information systems and alignment with academic initiatives.
Drive innovation in healthcare technology within clinical workflows, focusing on enhancing both patient care, telemedicine, and educational experiences.
Academic Collaboration:
Build vendor partnerships, fostering collaborative projects that integrate IT solutions into academic and clinical settings.
Lead initiatives to enhance academic curricula through the incorporation of emerging technologies and best practices.
Innovation Management and Leadership:
Identify opportunities for innovation in clinical and academic settings, evaluating emerging trends and technologies in healthcare IT and education.
Champion a culture of innovation within the organization by supporting research projects, academic collaborations, and technology-driven learning experiences.
Build consensus and lead multidisciplinary teams, including clinical systems analysts, academic coordinators, and project managers.
Quality Assurance and Compliance:
Establish and maintain robust quality assurance processes for clinical IT operations and academic initiatives.
Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations, academic accreditation standards, and best practices.
Leverage the current staff and institutional investments to implement standards designed to optimize revenue and cost while averting risks.
Security
Implement a system that is HIPPA compliant, following NIST standards with a goal of Hitrust certification to optimize potential for revenue growth and partnership potential.
Standardize policies and procedures while reducing risks associated with vendors and data loss.
Leverage modern data practices to ensure data, vendors and hosted service providers have appropriate security measures in place and exceed HIPAA regulations ensuring availability, confidentiality, and integrity of data.
Implement a security strategy, in partnership of Information Security, to meet the needs of research, clinical specialties and university data.
Qualifications:
Education/Experience
High School diploma or equivalent.
5 or more years as a technology professional. Experience in the healthcare /academic setting preferred.
Certifications in cybersecurity and cloud providers.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
Microsoft Azure and Amazon Infrastructure.
Cloud-based networking standards.
Regulatory knowledge, aligned to ISO, HIPAA and SOC 2 assessment.
Experience with RBAC, and PowerShell scripting.
Experience working with "Team-Based Practices," like Agile, Kanban.
Ability to work on multiple concurrent projects.
Ability to follow standard change management processes.
Ability to understand and follow complex oral and written instructions.
Travel
As needed, infrequent national travel to select Touro clinical locations.
Flexible working hours, with the occasional possibility of work outside standard hours including weekends.
Maximum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Minimum Salary:
USD $(phone number removed)/Yr.
Reference: 199995496
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