Senior Fullstack Software Engineer, Healthcare
$225,000 - $300,000
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Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$225,000 - $300,000
About the role
- Design and deliver secure, scalable fullstack solutions that integrate with enterprise EHR systems and national health information exchange frameworks
- Build and maintain healthcare data integrations leveraging FHIR (RESTful APIs/JSON) and HL7 v2 messaging to enable compliant, real-time data exchange
- Develop identity resolution and patient matching capabilities using identifiers such as MRNs and NPIs to ensure integrity across disparate clinical systems
- Partner with Engineering, Security, Product, and Health Information Management teams to implement compliant, audit-ready workflows for regulated healthcare processes
- Collaborate with external vendors (e.g., Epic Technical Services) to troubleshoot integration issues, manage deployments across TST/PRD environments, and ensure production reliability
- How you'll measure success: Successful delivery and stability of FHIR/HL7 integrations across healthcare partners
- Reduction in data integrity issues related to patient matching and identity resolution
- High system uptime and successful production deployments across tiered clinical environments
- Audit readiness and compliance adherence for regulated workflows (e.g., EPCS, identity assurance requirements)
- What you're great at:6+ years of fullstack software engineering experience building scalable web applications and APIsDemonstrated proficiency in healthcare interoperability standards, including FHIR (REST/JSON) and working knowledge of HL7 v2 event-driven messaging
- Experience navigating national health information exchange frameworks such as TEFCA, QHINs, or Carequality
- Practical experience integrating with enterprise EHR systems—ideally Epic—via web service layers such as Interconnect
- Ability to manage secure API authentication, service accounts (e.g., Epic EMP records), and audited system-to-system communication
- Experience promoting software across tiered clinical environments, including Testing (TST) and Production (PRD)
- Knowledge of high-assurance identity standards (e.g., NIST IAL2), biometric validation, and document verification workflows
- Familiarity with regulated healthcare security requirements, including EPCS and audit logging standards
- Strong cross-functional collaboration skills, including working alongside HIM teams and external vendor support to resolve integration challenges
- Articulating technical concepts to a mixed audience of technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Collaborating and mentoring less experienced members of the team
- Comfort with ambiguity Curiosity about technology, belief in constant learning, and ability to be autonomous to figure out what's important
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