Physician and Chief Medical Information Office - Northern California

Chief Medical Information Officer / practicing physician

Estimated total annual compensation generally ranging from $300,000"$600,000 or more, depending on specialty and clinical activity

Approximately 50% CMIO administrative leadership and 50% clinical practice

CMIO component provides an annual salary equivalent of $208,000; clinical compensation determined by specialty and clinical practice

Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance may be available

Malpractice insurance covered by the medical center

Public Service Loan Forgiveness available for qualified candidates

Serve as the physician leader connecting clinical operations, medical staff, and information technology

Partner directly with the CIO and collaborate closely with the CMO and physician leadership

Lead physician technology adoption, clinical informatics, Epic optimization, and IT service delivery strategy

Improve clinical workflows, provider efficiency, patient safety, and physician engagement through technology

Collaborate with medical staff, nursing, quality, and operational leaders to align clinical best practices with information systems strategy

Participate in technology governance, change management, strategic planning, capital initiatives, and enterprise-wide projects

Identify technology solutions that support regulatory compliance and operational performance

Licensed physician eligible to practice in California

Recent clinical practice experience required

Experience in medical informatics and development of inpatient and/or ambulatory clinical information systems required

Strong understanding of Epic or comparable EHR platforms

Prior medical staff or physician leadership experience preferred

Board certification in clinical informatics preferred, but not required

Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary initiatives, manage change, and build stakeholder consensus

Medical center serves more than 400,000 residents across six counties

Northern California university-community setting

Outdoor recreation includes hiking, biking, horseback riding, and extensive park access

Vibrant downtown with restaurants, boutiques, farmers markets, and live entertainment

Public, charter, and private school options

Regional access to Lake Tahoe, Napa Valley, Mount Shasta, San Francisco, and the California coast