Clinical Informaticist - United States - Remote

Clinical Informaticist
Remote Opportunity

JOB SUMMARY:

Skilled nurse informaticist to work with machine learning, NLP, generative AI modeling, research and development. The ideal candidate will engage with AI engineers, data scientists, and clinical product teams to provide clinical data expertise to develop and refine innovative analytic solutions and data models to support VBC entities. Applies expert-level clinical knowledge to enhance data-driven analytics, interactions, and interventions for all utilizers of point of service solutions. Recommends, interprets, and communicates inputs to, processes used, and results from AI and other analytic models to ensure that they follow sound methodologies, are fed by unbiased data, and result in clinically coherent results; including, but not limited, to developing, reviewing and validating data reports, and presenting findings in a clear and concise manner to help improve reporting and documentation. Interacts with customers, partners, and clinical practitioners to ensure enterprise solutions are rooted in principles of sound clinical practice, consider appropriate risk factors, and are monitored to minimize risks of bias or drift in the data and recommendations.

This role will report to the Vice President of Clinical Prospsective MDP

WHAT YOU WILL CONTRIBUTE:

• Collaborates with Machine Learning/Natural Language Processing (ML/NLP) engineers and clinical teams to provide expert insights into real-world clinical decisions, coding, and interpretation of cases and findings.
• Guides the development and refinement of NLP algorithms by leveraging expertise in medical nomenclatures and coding systems.
• Ensures the accuracy and relevance of clinical data used in generative AI models from constructing the samples, ensuring sufficient "edge cases", curating inputs such that sound methodologies were followed.
• Participates in the design and implementation of studies to validate and improve the performance of NLP applications in clinical settings.
• Contributes …