Data Engineer (Healthcare ETL / HL7 / Data Migration)

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clearsenseDenver (CO)

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About the Role: This role focuses on healthcare data migration, historical data conversions, ETL development, SQL optimization, reporting, and data validation. You will work with legacy healthcare systems to extract, transform, validate, and deliver high-quality data for reporting and long-term archival solutions.*This is a 100% Remote and Full-time opportunity*Key Responsibilities Healthcare Data Migration & ETLDesign, develop, and maintain ETL processes for healthcare data migration and archival projects. Extract, transform, and load data from legacy healthcare applications, databases, flat files, and APIs. Perform source-to-target mapping and data transformation activities. Develop scalable SQL and ETL solutions supporting multiple healthcare implementations.

SQL Development & Data Analysis: Write and optimize complex SQL queries, stored procedures, and data transformation logic. Analyze large healthcare datasets to identify inconsistencies and ensure data accuracy. Troubleshoot SQL performance and resolve data-related issues.

Reporting & Data Validation: Build and maintain SSRS reports and support other reporting solutions. Perform data reconciliation, validation, and quality assurance throughout migration projects. Validate migrated data against business requirements and source systems. Produce clear reconciliation and validation documentation. Healthcare DataWork directly with healthcare data from EHR/EMR systems. Interpret clinical, patient, financial, and operational healthcare data. Ensure HIPAA compliance and maintain data integrity throughout migration efforts.

Collaboration: Partner with Product, QA, Integration, and Client Delivery teams. Assist with troubleshooting production data issues. Document mapping logic, validation rules, and technical solutions. Qualifications3–5+ years of experience in Data Engineering, ETL Development, Database Development, or Business Intelligence. Strong SQL skills, including complex queries, joins, stored procedures, and performance tuning. Experience with SQL Server, T-SQL, SSIS, or similar ETL technologies. Experience developing or supporting SSRS, Crystal Reports, Power BI, or similar reporting platforms. Experience working directly with healthcare data. Strong understanding of source-to-target mapping, ETL development, data validation, reconciliation, and data quality.

Preferred Skills:

Experience working with EHR/EMR platforms such as Epic, Cerner, Meditech, Allscripts, NextGen, or similar healthcare systems.
Experience supporting healthcare data migration, archival, or legacy system modernization initiatives.
Experience working with healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7, FHIR, or C-CDA.Experience using Python for ETL development, automation, or data processing.
Experience working with large healthcare datasets and complex data transformations.
Pay Range and Compensation Package
Competitive salary
Fully remote flexibility
Strong onboarding and ramp-up support
Opportunity to grow into senior-level ownership
If you:
Have strong SQL skills and enjoy solving complex data problems.
Have experience working with healthcare data and legacy systems.
Enjoy building ETL processes, validating data, and supporting healthcare data migrations.
Want to work on meaningful projects that help healthcare organizations modernize and preserve their data......let's talk!

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