Chief Clinical Information Officer (Healthcare)

Location: Primarily remote or based in a standard office environment in the UK; regular UK travel and occasional international travel required. The role is associated with London and Birmingham, and flexibility is required for customer go-lives, including occasional after-hours or on-call support.

Company

Altera Digital Health provides digital health software and services for healthcare organizations, supporting clinical workflows, patient safety, and digitally enabled care transformation.

What you will do

• Define and communicate the clinical informatics vision across the EMEA business.
• Represent clinical and operational users in product strategy, solution design, implementation, and optimization.
• Build trusted relationships with client executives, CCIOs, CNIOs, and frontline users.
• Partner with the Medical Director on clinical safety, DCB0129 activities, hazard identification, incident review, and regulatory engagement.
• Translate workflow and client insights into product requirements, supporting interoperability, usability, adoption, and benefits realization.
• Lead the clinical contribution to pre-sales, customer presentations, external forums, capability building, and responsible use of data and AI.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in health informatics, healthcare, science, technology, business, or a related discipline; postgraduate study in digital health or healthcare leadership is preferred.
• 10+ years of relevant experience in healthcare, clinical informatics, health technology, digital transformation, or consulting.
• 5+ years of senior leadership, influencing, or advisory experience in complex healthcare environments.
• Demonstrable experience working with NHS organizations and senior clinical, operational, digital, and executive stakeholders.
• Experience shaping or implementing enterprise healthcare software, EPR/PAS solutions, or digitally enabled clinical transformation, including bids, demonstrations, procurement responses, and executive presentations.
• Current professional clinical registration in a recognized clinical discipline with the relevant UK statutory regulatory body is required. Knowledge of EPRs, clinical decision support, interoperability, usability, DCB0129, DCB0160, and MHRA regulation is expected.

Culture & Benefits

• Primarily remote work or work from a standard office environment.
• Regular UK travel and occasional international travel aligned with client and business needs.
• Flexibility for customer go-lives, including occasional after-hours or on-call support.
• Inclusive, diverse, and equal-opportunity working environment.