Job at a glance
Overview At SCA Health, we believe health care is about people – the patients we serve, the physicians we support and the teammates who push us forward. Behind every successful facility, procedure or innovation is a team of 15,000+ professionals working together, learning from each other and living out the mission, vision and values that define our organization. As part of Optum, SCA Health is redefining specialty care by developing more accessible, patient-centered practice solutions for a network of more than 370 ambulatory surgical centers, over 400 specialty physician practice clinics and numerous labs and surgical hospitals.
Our work spans a broad spectrum of services, all designed to support physicians, health systems and employers in delivering efficient, value-based care to patients without compromising quality or autonomy. What sets SCA Health apart isn’t just what we do, it’s how we do it . Each decision we make is rooted in seven core values : Clinical quality Integrity Service excellence Teamwork Accountability Continuous improvement Inclusion Our values aren’t empty words – they inform our attitudes, actions and culture.
At SCA Health, your work directly impacts patients, physicians and communities. Here, you’ll find opportunities to build your career alongside a team that values your expertise, invests in your success, and shares a common mission to care for patients, serve physicians and improve health care in America. At SCA Health, we offer a comprehensive benefits package to support your health, well-being, and financial future.
Our offerings include medical, dental, and vision coverage, 401k plan with company match, paid time off, life and disability insurance, and more. Please visit, https://careers.sca.health/why-sca, to learn more about our benefits. Your ideas should inspire change. If you join our team, they will . Responsibilities The Clinical Informatics Manager independently delivers defined Clinical Informatics initiatives across analytics, clinical applications, workflow optimization, project and vendor coordination, and end-user support.
The role translates clinical, operational, quality, and regulatory needs into actionable data, workflow, application, reporting, education, and adoption solutions. Through clinical expertise, facilitation, and reliable follow-through, the Manager partners with facilities, Clinical Quality, Operations, Information Technology, vendors, and project teams to improve clinical quality, patient safety, operational performance, and the end-user experience.
1. Results Orientation – Delivers Outcomes Independently delivers defined Clinical Informatics projects, dashboards, application or vendor work, and end-user support against agreed scope, timelines, quality expectations, and outcomes. Establishes work plans and measures, monitors progress, resolves routine barriers, and escalates issues or dependencies that could affect delivery. 2. Strategic Thinking – Connects to Enterprise Priorities Translates clinical and enterprise priorities into defined informatics project plans, workflow requirements, dashboards, reporting solutions, and application-support actions.
Connects assigned work to Clinical Quality priorities, clinical best practices, patient safety, operational needs, and measurable performance improvement. 3. Leadership and Influence Influences clinical users, facilities, Information Technology, vendors, and project partners through clinical informatics expertise, facilitation, and reliable follow-through without relying on formal authority. Builds credibility as an application, data, workflow, or project subject-matter expert and communicates findings, risks, and recommendations clearly.
4. Operational Excellence – Standardization and Reliability Develops and implements repeatable informatics tools, reports, workflows, testing, training, documentation, incident-management, and support practices within assigned scope. Validates work quality, identifies process or workflow defects, recommends practical improvements, and supports consistent adoption of approved methods. 5. Data Driven Decision Making <span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: calibri, sans-serif;"