Skill
Clinical Informatics
Healthcare and Medical
Clinical Informatics is an interdisciplinary field that applies information technology and data science to improve healthcare delivery, using tools like electronic health records and decision-support systems. Clinical informaticists, often nurses or physicians with technical training, work to optimize how health data is captured, analyzed, and used to improve patient outcomes.
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Senior Director, Clinical Quality
Omada Health
Remote, USA · $212,000 – $307,750
This role leads Omada's clinical quality function for virtual-first cardiometabolic care programs, overseeing quality infrastructure, accreditation, safety, health equity, and AI governance across a matrixed organization. It suits an experienced physician leader who can translate strategy into operating systems and build durable quality models for digital health at scale.
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