Uniting AgeWell
Tina Smith, CHIA, HIM has a diverse and extensive work experience in the healthcare industry. Tina currently works as a Clinical Applications Lead at Uniting AgeWell. Before that, Tina worked at Ballarat Health Services for many years, holding various roles such as Applications Manager, Regional Business Analyst Clinical Applications, and Senior Business Analyst Clinical Applications. Tina also contributed to key projects within the Information Management Directorate, including the implementation and support of clinical applications like webPAS, BOSSnet, Onestaff, iCare, and RIMS. Throughout their career, Tina has focused on maximizing system potential, meeting organizational and user needs, and aligning systems with information management strategies. Tina has a solid background in transitioning healthcare organizations from paper-based records to digital records and has been responsible for managing stakeholder relationships, providing training and education to users, and developing training materials. Additionally, they have experience in outpatient clinic management as a Clerical Supervisor.
Tina Smith, CHIA, HIM holds a Master of Health Information Management degree from the University of Tasmania, which was obtained from 2016 to 2018. Tina also completed a Graduate Certificate in Health Service Management from the same institution between 2016 and 2017. Additionally, Tina has acquired certifications such as "Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA)" from the Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH) and "Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA)" from HISA | Australia's digital health community in April 2019. In 2020, they obtained the certification in "Tips for Working Remotely" from LinkedIn. There is no available information regarding Tina's education at the University of Ballarat - SMB Campus.
Uniting AgeWell
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Uniting AgeWell is an organisation of the Uniting Church in Australia, and has a long history of providing residential and community services for older Australians. Formerly Uniting Aged Care, we officially became Uniting AgeWell on 1 October 2013. When changing our name we chose ‘Uniting’ because we are proud to be part of the Uniting Church in Australia, and ‘AgeWell’ because it represents a positive view of ageing in the 21st century. Uniting AgeWell values are grounded in the beliefs of the Uniting Church in Australia, an inclusive church which is open to wisdom from people of other faiths and none. We advocate for and on behalf of, older people. As part of the Australia wide UnitingCare network, we lobby government to influence policy to improve the lives of older people.