Strategist for Clinical Informatics 40% — Luzerner Kantonsspital (LUKS)

Full description

The Lucerne Cantonal Hospital with its Lucerne, Sursee and Wolhusen sites is a company of the LUKS Group and is one of the leading hospital groups in Switzerland. The more than 8,500 employees are there for the well-being of patients with warmth, competence and commitment around the clock. The clinics and institutes of the LUKS Group offer medical services of the highest quality.

For our team we are looking for reinforcements as of December 1, 2026 or by agreement.

Tasks

• You actively shape the digital and organisational development of the LUKS Group and bring the perspective of clinical practice into strategic decisions
• They assess and purge digital and jute projects according to strategic relevance, benefits, feasibility and impact and bring them into the relevant decision-making and governance bodies
• They identify relevant innovations and trends and develop sustainable targets and solutions together with clinic, IT and other partners
• You network professional groups, departments and decision makers and represent your topics convincingly in strategic committees and innovation networks

Requirements

• You have a degree in nursing at Bachelor's or Master's level and have a sound professional experience in clinical practice
• They have at least an active Epic certification, ideally in the ClinDoc module, and bring with them a well-founded knowledge of clinical information systems and digital technologies
• You have experience in strategy, organizational or transformation work and are confident in the working methods of the agile and complex stakeholder structures
• You think analytically, communicate convincingly and combine clinical requirements with digitalization and innovation. Very good German and English skills complete your profile

We offer

• A strategic key role with direct influence on the digital development of the LUKS Group
• Design freedom at the interface of clinical practice, digitalization, innovation, organization and IT
• Participation in strategic initiatives and decisions with effect beyond individual clinics and occupational groups
• An interprof-unfair environment in which you can contribute your own impulses, take responsibility and develop your expertise in a targeted manner