Senior Clinical Quality Measure Developer

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About the positionResponsibilities• Lead in the design, development and testing of electronic clinical quality measures using Clinical Quality Language (CQL), Quality Data Model (QDM) and Fast Healthcare Interoperable Resources (FHIR).• Define user requirements, design measure test plans, and develop testing strategies for digital quality measurement projects.• Lead quality measure development research teams and facilitate meetings with project teams and clients.• Prepare concise technical reports and manuscripts describing research findings for various audiences.• Provide strategic and technical expertise related to digital quality health and clinical informatics to guide business development and research agendas.• Mentor junior staff, sharing problem-solving approaches and providing feedback on their work.• Communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders, representing AIR professionally.Requirements• Bachelor's degree with 7 years of related experience in health or nursing informatics, electronic clinical quality measurement, or electronic health record systems.• Experience in a contract research environment or similar projects.• Proficiency in Fast Health Information Resource (FHIR), Clinical Quality Language (CQL), or Quality Data Model (QDM).• Experience with eCQM tools such as Measure Authoring Tool (MAT), Bonnie, MADiE, and Value Set Authority Center.• Experience in developing and testing electronic clinical quality measures.• Knowledge of clinical workflows in healthcare settings and experience with electronic health records.• Familiarity with Consensus Based Entity (CBE) requirements and rule-making processes.Nice-to-haves• Experience in mentoring or teaching eCQM authoring and testing skills.• Strong presentation and facilitation skills.• Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the workplace.Benefits• Competitive salary range of $117,000 - $140,000 based on internal and external equity.• Remote work options available within the U.S.• Comprehensive health benefits and a drug-free work environment.

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