One common misconception about informatics is that it primarily involves administrative tasks, leading many to underestimate its value and potential. Informatics is a highly cognitive discipline at the intersection of data, technology, and social science. When informaticians are burdened with routine administrative responsibilities, their ability to practice at the top of their skillset significantly diminishes, wasting valuable resources. This field is vastly underutilized for critical functions like system design, testing, and iterative feedback, where its true strengths lie. Addressing this misconception involves educating stakeholders about informaticians' strategic contributions, emphasizing their role in optimizing workflows, enhancing user experiences, and driving evidence-based improvements in healthcare delivery.