
The Clinical Transformation Specialist is a full-time member of the Clinical Transformation Office at The Valley Health System and reports directly to the Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO). The position may be filled by a qualified Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) or Registered Nurse (RN). The role provides enterprise clinical leadership for the design, implementation, adoption, and ongoing improvement of clinical technologies across inpatient, ambulatory, and home care venues. Working with clinicians and all relevant stakeholders, the Clinical Transformation Specialist translates clinical and operational needs into standardized future-state workflows, clinical content, and measurable outcomes. Assignments may include enterprise clinical design, ambulatory and specialty engagement, inpatient and interdisciplinary workflows, clinical standards, and decision support.
One of the following clinical education and licensure pathways is required:
Strongly preferred:
Preferred:
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Valley Health System is a regional healthcare system in northern New Jersey. It includes The Valley Hospital, a 385-bed, not-for-profit, regional acute-care hospital that has been consistently recognized for quality care and patient satisfaction; Valley Home Care, a home care and hospice agency; and Valley Medical Group, a multispecialty group practice of more than 200 doctors and advanced practice professionals representing over 40 medical and surgical specialties who practice at The Valley Hospital in Paramus, Valley-Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Care in Paramus, eight urgent and primary care centers in New Jersey and New York and many community-based physician practices throughout the region.
Valley Health System is one of the most honored healthcare organizations in New Jersey. Our awards and recognitions are a testament to the exceptional, distinctive care our providers and staff deliver every day.