he Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer (Associate CMIO) for Imaging Informatics will be responsible for assisting the CMIO and other ACMIO{s) in proving radiology/ imaging informatics and general clinical informatics services to the 
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute.

Inherent to this requirement the incumbent will be under the broad direction of the CMIO and department leadership, supporting the CMIO in design, development, and selection of radiology and imaging information systems that assist physicians, all other clinicians, and clinical support personnel in the delivery of radiology services; as well as supporting research faculty in the capture of clinical data. 
Additionally, the incumbent will support those clinical informatics activities involving radiology and imaging data that serve the organization as a whole, including, but not limited to, the integration of data into other clinical workflows. The incumbent will serve as an advocate of Moffitt patients, medical faculty and clinical staff, administration, senior leadership, and the information systems teams in promoting the safe and effective use of information technology in all clinical settings. 

The incumbent will follow industry best practices as applicable to develop and maintain both radiology/ imaging informatics and clinical informatics services at Moffitt. They will also serve as a representative of Moffitt in professional society settings and are encouraged to participate in the advancement of oncology informatics whenever this may benefit both Moffitt and the specialty of clinical informatics. The Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer (Associate CMIO) for Imaging Informatics will be responsible for assisting the CMIO and other ACMIO(s) in proving radiology/ imaging informatics and general clinical informatics services to the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute. 

Inherent to this requirement the incumbent will be under the broad direction of the CMIO and department leadership, supporting the CMIO in design, development, and selection of radiology and imaging information systems that assist physicians, all other clinicians, and clinical support personnel in the delivery of radiology services; as well as supporting research faculty in the capture of clinical data. 
Additionally, the incumbent will support those clinical informatics activities involving radiology and imaging data that serve the organization as a whole, including, but not limited to, the integration of data into other clinical workflows. The incumbent will serve as an advocate of Moffitt patients, medical faculty and clinical staff, administration, senior leadership, and the information systems teams in promoting the safe and effective use of information technology in all clinical settings. 
The incumbent will follow industry best practices as applicable to develop and maintain both radiology/ imaging informatics and clinical informatics services at Moffitt. They will also serve as a representative of Moffitt in professional society settings and are encouraged to participate in the advancement of oncology informatics whenever this may benefit both Moffitt and the specialty of clinical informatics. 
As a clinical informatician the incumbent will use their knowledge of patient care combined with their understanding of informatics concepts, methods, and tools to: 

•    Assess information and knowledge needs of health care professionals and patients;
•    Characterize, evaluate, and refine clinical processes;
•    Develop, implement, and refine clinical decision support (CDS) systems; and
•    Lead or participate in the procurement, customization, development, implementation, management, evaluation, and continuous improvement of clinical information systems such as electronic health records and order-entry systems.

In their role as a member of the medical faculty the Associate CMIO for Imaging Informatics will be responsible for clinical services as is consistent with the clinical department of their appointment to the medical faculty for 20% of their time.