Chief Medical Information Officer Jobs in Texas
Chief Medical Information Officer jobs in Texas are concentrated in large health systems, academic medical centers, and integrated payer-provider networks, with demand at senior leadership levels across clinical informatics, EHR optimization, and population health strategy. The busiest hiring markets are Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, where employers such as HCA Healthcare, UT Southwestern Medical Center, and Baylor Scott & White Health maintain significant and ongoing demand for this role. Texas's scale as one of the most active health IT markets in the country makes it a consistent destination for experienced physician executives and clinical informatics leaders. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Executive Assistant (to Chief Information Officer)
Role Mission: The role of the Executive Assistant is to support the Chief with calendaring logistics, planning, and execution to ensure that team meetings and events are executed with strong vision and contribute to a high-quality experience. The Executive Assistant will also manage the travel support for the Chief, Chief of Staff, and any necessary team members. The executive assistant also manages the financial responsibilities of the office of the Chief. The executive assistant provides front-line communications support for the Chief department by responding to e-mails, mail, and phone calls ensuring prompt responses with an incredible amount of judgment, confidentiality, and discretion. In addition to the regularly executed tasks above, the Executive Assistant will support the Chief of Staff with various project tasks to ensure goals and implementation are met.
Supervisory Responsibilities: No Supervisor Responsibilities.
Location: This is a full-time remote position based in Texas, with preference given to candidates who live in Austin, El Paso, Houston, Permian Basin (Midland/Odessa), Rio Grande Valley, San Antonio, and Tarrant County (Fort Worth), or who are willing to relocate.
Travel Expectations: Up to 20% of the time during the busiest parts of the year.
What You’ll Do – Accountabilities
Essential Duties:
- Financial matters for the Office of the Chief are managed with integrity, excellence, and diligence
- Understand the Chief voice to draft correspondence, presentations, and manage front-line communications
- Ensure the email inbox of Chief is categorized and organized and all emails receive appropriate timely response
- Manage <> team meeting logistics and take notes. Disseminate meeting notes and next steps and follow up on all agreed-to commitments and hold <> members accountable to do the same
- Manage the Chief’s calendar by assisting with travel arrangements including flights, hotel, and car rentals and ensuring all meeting requests are reviewed and calendared
- Support the Chief of Staff’s key initiatives, projects, and events through timely task completion
- Provide excellent and timely internal and external customer service on behalf of the Chief
Additional Duties and Responsibilities:
- Additional Duties as assigned.
Knowledge and Skills – Competencies
- Make Strategic Decisions: This team member makes informed decisions by gathering reliable information, asking clarifying questions, and evaluating multiple options. They thoughtfully align their choices with team objectives, current responsibilities, and the broader mission of the organization.
- Manage Work and Teams: This team member sets clear, measurable goals and regularly reflects on progress, adjusting actions as needed. They prioritize work aligned with their goals using a task management system and consistently meet deadlines through effective time management.
- Grow Self and Others: This team member demonstrates self-awareness by actively seeking and thoughtfully responding to feedback with curiosity and a growth mindset. They identify development areas, implement feedback when appropriate, and pursue opportunities to build their knowledge and skills.
- Build a Culture of Trust: This team member consistently demonstrates self-awareness and emotional intelligence, fostering psychological safety and trust within the team. They build respectful, reliable relationships and engage in direct, compassionate feedback, supporting a culture of honesty and mutual respect.
- Communicate Deliberately: This team member communicates clearly and professionally, delivering concise messages tailored to their audience. They actively listen, engage in dialogue by asking and clarifying questions, and follow up to ensure shared understanding in both individual and group settings.
Additional Skills:
- Emotional maturity
- Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information with discretion
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills
- Strong organizational skills that reflect ability to perform and prioritize multiple tasks seamlessly with excellent attention to details
- Well-rounded interpersonal skills and the ability to build relationships with stakeholders, including staff, board members, external partners and donors
- Strong computer literacy that includes an understanding of Microsoft Office Suite (i.e., Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Highly resourceful, problem-solving team-player and strong individual executor
Required Education and Experience:
- 5-7 years related experience
- Bachelor’s degree or higher, Experience may be accepted in lieu of degree
Preferred Education and Experience:
N/A
Physical Requirements:
- Bending, stooping, standing, vision, lifting, walking
What We Offer:
Compensation & Benefits:
Salaries for people entering this role typically fall between $58,400 and $67,200, commensurate with relevant experience and qualifications and in alignment with internal equity. This role is also eligible for performance pay based on organizational performance and goal attainment.
Additionally, we offer medical, dental, and vision plans, disability, life insurance, parenting benefits, flexible spending account options, generous vacation time, referral bonuses, professional development, and a 403(b) plan. You can find more information about our benefits at https://ideapublicschools.org/careers/benefits/.
IDEA may offer a relocation stipend to defray the cost of moving for this role, if applicable.
Application process:
Submit your application online through Jobvite. Please note that applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
Learn more about IDEA
At IDEA the Staff Experience Team uses our Core Values to promote human connection and a culture of integrity, respect, and belonging for all Team and Family members. Learn more about our Commitment to Core Values here: https://ideapublicschools.org/our-story/#core-values
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The qualifications that appear most often in chief medical information officer jobs across Texas.
- Active Texas Medical Board physician license required or eligible for Texas licensure
- Medical degree with board certification in a clinical specialty
- At least five years of clinical practice experience in a healthcare setting
- Experience leading EHR implementation or optimization at an enterprise scale
- Advanced degree in informatics, health administration, or a related field preferred
- Demonstrated experience with clinical decision support, population health, or analytics platforms
Chief Medical Information Officer Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a chief medical information officer in Texas?
The path typically requires an active Texas Medical Board physician license, which means completing a medical degree, residency training, and passing the required licensing examinations before applying to the Texas Medical Board. From there, candidates build toward the CMIO role through clinical informatics leadership positions, often earning a board certification in clinical informatics through the American Board of Preventive Medicine or the American Board of Pathology. Large Texas health systems generally expect candidates to have held a medical director or associate CMIO role before ascending to the chief level.
Which companies hire chief medical information officers in Texas?
Texas chief medical information officer roles are posted by IDEA Public Schools, Accruent, and ADI Global Distribution and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Texas's concentration of large integrated health systems and academic medical centers means openings appear consistently throughout the year rather than only in seasonal hiring cycles.
Which Texas cities have the most chief medical information officer jobs?
Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio account for the largest share of chief medical information officer openings in Texas. Houston leads because of its dense concentration of major hospital systems and the Texas Medical Center, while Dallas draws demand from large corporate headquarters of national health systems, and San Antonio contributes openings through its military health infrastructure and regional academic medical centers.
Are there remote chief medical information officer jobs in Texas?
Yes, and more than most clinical roles, since the position is fundamentally strategic and informatics-focused rather than hands-on patient care. About 75% of chief medical information officer openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting demand from both Texas-headquartered systems and national health organizations hiring across state lines. The governance, analytics, and vendor management components of the role are most commonly performed remotely, while system-wide rollouts and clinical stakeholder engagement typically require on-site presence.
How can I get hired as a chief medical information officer in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving into a physician informaticist or associate CMIO role from an active clinical position, which requires a Texas Medical Board license but not prior informatics leadership. Large Texas systems such as Baylor Scott & White Health and UT Southwestern run clinical informatics fellowships and physician leadership development programs that give practicing clinicians structured exposure to EHR governance, quality analytics, and IT strategy. Earning the clinical informatics board certification and gaining experience on EHR optimization committees or as a physician champion for a major implementation are the credentials that most consistently accelerate the move into CMIO-track roles.
Where can I find and apply to chief medical information officer jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to chief medical information officer jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings from health systems, academic medical centers, and payer organizations across the state. Search the listings to find roles that match your specialty background and leadership experience, then apply directly to the ones that fit your situation.
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