Clinical Applications Educator (50947)

Position Summary The Clinical Applications Educator is responsible for onboarding, orientation, and ongoing education of clinical staff related to electronic medical record (EMR) systems and clinical applications. This role ensures staff are competent, confident, and compliant in documentation and system use by translating clinical workflows, regulatory requirements, and system functionality into practical, role‑based education. This position serves as a key liaison between Education, Quality, and Information Technology to support EMR implementation, optimization, adoption and ongoing updates/upgrades. While education is the primary function, the role also contributes to workflow validation, system improvements, and documentation standards to ensure alignment with hospice regulatory requirements and organizational best practices. Duties and Responsibilities Onboarding and Orientation (Primary Focus) Lead EMR and clinical application training during new employee orientation for all clinical disciplines Integrate documentation standards, regulatory expectations, and workflow education into onboarding programs Partner with Education leadership to ensure onboarding content aligns with current policies, processes, and system workflows Support onboarding competency validation related to clinical documentation and system use Provide remediation and additional support for staff requiring additional training post‑orientation Manage and respond to IT service tickets related to the EMR and clinical applications, including triage, end‑user support, and coordination with Information Technology for resolution Clinical Application Education and Training Develop, deliver, and maintain role‑specific training for EMR and clinical applications across disciplines Create and update job aids, quick references, tip sheets, and instructional materials to support end users Provide ongoing education related to system updates, workflow changes, and regulatory documentation expectations Serve as a resource for clinical staff regarding documentation practices, workflows, and system functionality Reinforce standardized documentation practices that support quality outcomes and regulatory compliance EMR Optimization and Ongoing User Education Support EMR implementations, upgrades, and system changes through training, workflow education, at‑the‑elbow support, and troubleshooting, including real‑time support during go‑live events to promote adoption and minimize disruption Assist with workflow validation, user acceptance testing, and feedback collection from clinical staff Collaborate with IT and Quality to ensure workflows are functional, efficient, and aligned with regulatory requirements Collaboration with Quality and IT Partner with the Quality Department to reinforce documentation standards, regulatory requirements, and audit findings through education Collaborate with IT to understand system functionality, updates, and limitations to translate into practical training Communicate workflow challenges, training gaps, and system issues to appropriate departments for resolution Support initiatives related to quality improvement, compliance, and documentation accuracy Workflow and Documentation Support Assist in evaluating clinical workflows and identifying opportunities for improvement in documentation practices Support standardization of workflows across teams through consistent education and training Reinforce best practices that align with hospice regulations, Conditions of Participation, and organizational policies Project and Program Support Assist with planning and coordination of training related to EMR initiatives and organizational projects Maintain documentation of training activities, attendance, and competency validation as requiredParticipate in interdisciplinary committees or workgroups related to EMR, education, and quality initiatives Perform other duties as assigned in support of departmental and organizational goals Qualifications Registered Nurse (RN) with active, unrestricted Texas license. Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in a healthcare provider setting Experience with electronic medical record systems and clinical documentation Demonstrated experience in staff education, onboarding, or training of adult learners Strong understanding of clinical workflows and documentation requirements Effective communication, facilitation, and interpersonal skills Ability to work collaboratively across departments and disciplines Proficiency in Microsoft Office and learning platforms Preferred Qualifications Hospice, palliative care, or home health experience Experience supporting EMR implementations or system transitions Familiarity with regulatory requirements including Medicare Conditions of Participation Experience developing training materials, job aids, or educational programs Experience with learning management systems (e.g., Relias) Key Competencies Ability to translate complex clinical and technical information into clear, practical education Strong organizational and time management skills with ability to manage multiple priorities Problem‑solving skills with a focus on workflow and user experience Adaptability in a changing environment, particularly during system implementations Commitment to education, quality, and continuous improvement #J-18808-Ljbffr Hospice Austin