Clinical Informatics Educators teach foundational and advanced concepts in health information systems, digital health governance, data standards, and clinical decision support. They develop curricula, deliver lectures and workshops, supervise practical training, and evaluate learner competencies in informatics applications. Responsibilities include aligning educational content with evidence-based practice, regulatory standards, and emerging digital health technologies. They may conduct research, publish academic work, and contribute to curriculum accreditation processes. Work settings include universities, teaching hospitals, professional training institutes, and digital health organizations. Global demand is growing due to increasing need for trained informatics professionals and expansion of health technology education programs.