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Clinical Workflow Coordinator
The Clinical Workflow Coordinator is responsible for analyzing, designing, implementing, and optimizing clinical workflows to improve operational efficiency, patient outcomes, provider satisfaction, and regulatory compliance. This role serves as a liaison between clinical staff, operational leaders, and technology teams to ensure clinical processes support organizational goals and best practices. The Clinical Workflow Coordinator collaborates with physicians, nurses, clinical support staff, and IT teams to identify workflow challenges, implement process improvements, support technology adoption, and drive continuous quality improvement initiatives across clinical settings. What your impact will be: Clinical Workflow Analysis & Design Conduct discovery sessions with clinical and operational stakeholders to understand current-state workflows. Facilitate the collection of customer workflow requirements to support system design. Analyze clinical processes and identify opportunities for workflow optimization and standardization. Translate clinical requirements into EHR configuration recommendations. Facilitate workflow redesign sessions that improve efficiency, usability, and patient safety. Document future-state workflow designs and implementation recommendations. EHR Implementation & Configuration Support Collaborate with implementation consultants to configure EHR workflows based on client requirements. Validate system design against clinical operational needs and regulatory requirements. Facilitate client testing efforts by ensuring test scripts are completed according to recommended workflow standards. Participate in system testing, integrated testing and workflow validation activities. Assess the impact of requested workflow changes and providerecommendations. Clinical Subject Matter Expertise Serve as the clinical expert during implementation projects. Advise clients on industry best practices related to documentation, medication management, patient flow, and clin