Nonprofit pediatric health system running Epic, Infor and Microsoft analytics
Children's Health is a Dallas-based nonprofit pediatric hospital system whose clinical operations run on Epic, with ServiceNow, Kronos, Omnicell and PACS supporting IT, workforce, pharmacy and imaging. It is adopting Infor FSM and Infor CloudSuite, and job posts mention supply chain data migration, which points to an active back-office ERP modernization. Hiring is overwhelmingly clinical, and short-term staffing coverage is a recurring pressure.
Notable leadership hires: EVS Lead, Simulation Director
Children's Health is a nonprofit pediatric health care system headquartered in Dallas, Texas, founded in 1913. It operates hospitals, inpatient rehabilitation, specialty centers and physician services across North Texas. It has an academic affiliation with a medical center and a research institute. Its specialties include transplants, cardiology, oncology, neonatal care, nephrology and gastrointestinal medicine. The organization employs 5,001–10,000 people and hires in the United States.
Children's Health runs Epic for clinical systems, plus ServiceNow, Kronos, Omnicell, PACS and HL7. Its analytics tools include Tableau, Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, and it uses both AWS and Azure.
Yes. Children's Health is adopting Infor FSM and Infor CloudSuite, and job posts mention configuring Infor FSM modules and migrating data across supply chain systems.
Hiring is dominated by clinical healthcare roles, mostly at mid and junior levels. Radiology, engineering, finance and pharmacy positions are also open, plus leadership roles such as Simulation Director, all in the United States.
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