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David Careers

HL7 Integration Engineer

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esolutionsSacramento (CA)
Health Informatics SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Healthcare Integration Engineer Role: Healthcare Integration Engineer – HL7 & Interoperability
Location: US / Ontario, Canada Work: Remote with occasional travel
Key Responsibilities: Analyze and implement healthcare system integrations. Design and develop HL7 v2.x interfaces. Integrate EMR/EHR, LIS, RIS, PACS, billing, and third-party systems. Perform message mapping, transformation, routing, and validation. Troubleshoot interface/data exchange issues. Handle testing, go-live, and post-production support. Maintain interface specifications and technical documentation. Collaborate with developers, clinicians, vendors, and project teams. Ensure healthcare privacy, security, and compliance.
Mandatory Skills: Strong HL7 v2.x experience. Knowledge of ADT, ORM, ORU, SIU, DFT, MDM, VXU. Experience with an Interface Engine: Mirth/NextGen, Cloverleaf, Rhapsody, Ensemble/IRIS, Corepoint, or IBM. Strong SQL/database querying skills. Knowledge of XML, JSON, XSLT, REST/SOAP. Scripting: JavaScript, Java, Python, or similar. Understanding of TCP/IP, VPN, SFTP, APIs, and healthcare interoperability.
Good to Have: FHIR, CDA/CCD, X12, DICOM. Azure/AWS/GCP integration experience. DevOps/CI-CD exposure. HIPAA/HITECH knowledge. Healthcare data migration experience.

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