Clinical Systems Training & Support Specialist
RI Primary Care
| Company | RI Primary Care |
| Category | Healthcare |
| Location | Rhode Island |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 11 Jun 2026 |
| Last verified | 12 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
Over the past 30+ years, Rhode Island Primary Care Physician’s Corporation (RIPCPC) has grown to become the largest independent provider association of primary and pediatric care in the state, delivering exceptional care to over 200,000 Rhode Islanders. RIPCPC delivers support services that are essential to providing high quality, cost-effective medicine to patients, while also preserving community-based practices. In 2023, RIPCPC joined Akido Labs , becoming a key east coast hub for healthcare innovation within the Akido Care medical network.
Akido Care’s fast-growing medical network is known for its ability to integrate innovative technology into the healthcare infrastructure, relieving the frustrations felt by everyone involved in care delivery, from medical providers and their staff, to the patients and their families.
We're building a dynamic, diverse and driven team as we continue to grow and broaden our impact. We are seeking passionate people who care deeply about helping patients and communities. We hope you’ll join our team! The Opportunity
This is a critical role as RI Primary Care Medical Group continues to grow through acquisition.
Each newly acquired practice comes with its own workflows, staff habits, and legacy system experience. As we expand across multiple locations, clinical staff need a consistent, reliable training and support experience. This role would own the development and maintenance of training materials, ensure consistency across sites, and serve as an accessible frontline resource for staff.
This specialist would also support the integration and adoption of additional tools as we continue to expand our technology footprint.
A visible, dedicated training and support presence signals to newly acquired staff that we take their experience seriously — directly supporting engagement and retention during periods of significant change.
What you’ll do
Healthcare Workflow Integration & Change Management
Assess current-state workflows with stakeholders and staff to identify gaps and improvement opportunities
Design and implement updated workflows that integrate across departments, systems, and third-party partners with minimal disruption
Develop workflow documentation, process maps, and transition guides
Facilitate communication across practices, internal departments, and external partners to ensure alignment
Monitor post-implementation adoption and surface feedback to management
EHR & Technology Training
Deliver on-site and virtual training for physicians, nurses, and support staff across a wide range of clinical and administrative systems
Develop training programs that connect system use to broader operational and clinical context
Provide at-the-elbow (ATE) support during go-lives, upgrades, and workflow transitions
Assess end-user proficiency and provide follow-up training as needed
Create and maintain training materials, quick reference guides, tip sheets, and SOPs
Support adoption of emerging tools, including AI-assisted applications
Stay current on system updates and evolving best practices
Clinical Systems Optimization
Support EHR and clinical system optimization to meet the needs of member practices
Assist with identifying and implementing new technology aligned with real-world workflows
Partner with the EHR Optimization Manager and cross-functional teams to drive continuous improvement
End-User Support & Triage
Serve as a first-line resource for EHR and application issues via phone, remote desktop, and on-site assistance
Triage, document, and escalate issues to IT, help desk, or vendor teams as appropriate
Log and track support interactions in the ticketing system to support trend identification
Collaboration & Cross-Functional Engagement
Act as a liaison between practices and internal/external departments during transitions
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