SYSTEM INFORMATICS ANALYST

Informatics Analyst

Organization: Sinai Chicago
Department: SRH Medical Director

About Sinai Chicago

At Sinai Chicago, we take health care personally. We believe excellent care combines advanced medicine with dignity, respect, and compassion for every patient and community member we serve.

Position Summary

The Informatics Analyst supports clinical operations at Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital by improving the use of information systems, enhancing workflows, and supporting staff through training and data-driven decision-making. Working under the Medical Director, this role helps optimize the electronic medical record (EMR), assists with data reporting, and collaborates with clinical teams to improve care quality, efficiency, and outcomes.

System Informatics Analyst (SIA) is an individual contributor that serves as a key member of the interprofessional team at Schwab Rehab Hospital. The SIA integrates excellent communication skills, leadership skills, decision-making abilities, and robust knowledge of information systems and informatics. The IIS continuously strives for improvements in efficiency of care delivery, as well as patient outcomes and organizational performance. Due to expertise in the electronic medical record, the SIA also provides support in all areas of documentation, development of reports, and fulfillment of data requests. SIA collaborates with Clinical Educators to provide new hire and continuous education of staff. IIS serves as role model of professional conduct and plays a vital role in creating a professional climate at Schwab to meet our diverse needs.

Key Responsibilities

• Support clinical workflows, healthcare operations, and technology use.

• Learn and apply new software, hardware, and technical tools.

• Work with clinicians to optimize workflows and customize system settings.

• Develop and test system updates, hardware/software changes, and interfaces.

• Troubleshoot system issues and coordinate solutions.

• Build scheduling templates and visit types.

• Collect, analyze, and present data for reports and dashboards.

• Provide Epic training for new hires and ongoing staff education.

• Contribute to design and updates of Epic workflows and training programs.

• Collaborate with leaders to identify reporting needs and improve clinical outcomes.

• Audit documentation for accuracy and adherence to best practices.

• Support development of evidence-based policies and process improvements.

• Lead and participate in quality, safety, and operational initiatives.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s in Healthcare Administration or related field preferred.

• 1–3 years of experience in Healthcare Administration, Data Analytics, or Clinical Informatics.

Skills & Knowledge

• Experience with Epic and MEDITECH preferred.

• Ability to mentor and train new caregivers in Epic.

• Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

  
  

Benefits

Eligible caregivers may receive:

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance

• Employer-paid life and AD&D

• Supplemental life insurance

• Short- and long-term disability

• HSA and FSA options

• Employee Assistance Program

• Student loan assistance

• 403(b) retirement savings plan

Registry (per diem) caregivers receive a limited benefits package.