Clinical Applications Specialist

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SymmetrioHealthcare Technology

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 4+ years

Requirements

4+ years of experience in Clinical Applications, Clinical Informatics, Healthcare Technology, Healthcare SaaS, EMR/EHR Support, Clinical Consulting, or similar customer-facing healthcare technology roles.
Experience working directly with physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, clinical operations teams, or healthcare administrators.
Strong understanding of healthcare workflows and clinical operations.
Experience providing user training, workflow optimization, implementation support, or customer onboarding.
Ability to investigate and troubleshoot software application issues while communicating effectively with both clinical and technical audiences.
Experience supporting healthcare software, clinical applications, oncology software, EMR/EHR platforms, or healthcare technology solutions.
Experience utilizing AI-enabled tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, or similar technologies.
Bachelor's degree preferred.
Familiarity with healthcare interoperability standards is preferred.
Oncology, radiation oncology, value-based care, or clinical decision support experience is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary clinical applications resource for customers throughout onboarding, implementation, and ongoing platform utilization.
Build trusted relationships with physicians, nurses, clinical staff, administrators, and operational stakeholders.
Conduct customer training sessions and provide ongoing education to support successful user adoption.
Assess clinical workflows and recommend best practices for platform utilization and optimization.
Partner with customers to identify operational challenges and align software capabilities with clinical and business objectives.
Investigate and document user-reported application issues and coordinate resolution with Product and Engineering teams.
Translate customer feedback and workflow requirements into actionable recommendations for internal stakeholders.
Support application configuration, user setup, workflow customization, and platform optimization activities.

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