Applicants expressing interest in Health Information and Technology should have experience in developing new data sets and templates that can be referenced or implemented in health IT systems to support the unambiguous exchange of drug nomenclature and related information as it affects transitions of care, patient safety, and medication errors.
Such candidates, if selected, may participate in any aspect of the development of resources and data standards related to the exchange of health information as it affects patient safety (allergies, drug-drug interactions, indication-based prescribing, artificial intelligence algorithms, adverse events, dosing adjustments, genomic, quality measurement, and telehealth).
USP
The candidate should have experience in one or more of the following areas: allergists; health informatics; health IT software development; electronic health record vocabulary standards; electronic health record information and messaging standards; medical terminology and coding; drug knowledge database; drug information; Global Ingredient Archival System (GINAS); and electronic health record vocabulary standards (SNOMED CT, LOINC, RxNorm, etc).