Integration Specialist Developer
Role Overview
Supports the hospital IT Development division by translating data between systems and implementing healthcare system integrations.
The role includes integration techniques, system workflows, data feeds, and integration-engine technologies.
Key Skills for This Role
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Role overview
Supports the hospital IT Development division by translating data between systems and implementing healthcare system integrations.
The role includes integration techniques, system workflows, data feeds, and integration-engine technologies.
FHIR, APIs and interoperability
- Design, develop, test, and maintain integrations using FHIR, RESTful APIs, and healthcare interoperability standards.
- Build secure exchange of clinical and administrative data between healthcare applications, hospital information systems, and external systems.
- Develop, configure, and troubleshoot APIs and web services, including requests, responses, authentication, error handling, and validation.
- Map, transform, validate, and exchange data using FHIR resources, XML, JSON, and other formats.
- Develop and troubleshoot HL7 interfaces, including HL7 v2 messaging.
- Analyze requirements; document API specifications, interface needs, data mappings, technical designs, and support procedures.
Integration engine and support
- Develop, configure, test, implement, and maintain healthcare interfaces using an integration or interface engine.
- Support workflows for message routing, data transformation, connectivity, and system-to-system integrations.
- Monitor and troubleshoot message processing, API connectivity, data quality, performance, and application functionality.
- Support integration platform configuration, security, maintenance, upgrades, and operation.
- Collaborate with vendors, application teams, developers, subject matter experts, and end users; participate in testing, deployments, upgrades, and implementations.
- Document configurations and troubleshooting; provide technical guidance and mentorship.
Data, technical support and collaboration
- Develop SQL queries and use relational databases to support analysis, validation, reporting, troubleshooting, and operations.
- Investigate data integrity, interface processing, performance, connectivity, and reporting issues.
- Work with Windows and/or UNIX/Linux environments and healthcare application infrastructure.
- Apply security and privacy practices to healthcare data integrations; communicate findings to teams, stakeholders, vendors, and end users.
- Coordinate stakeholders and support rollout, maintenance, and continuous improvement of integration services.
Required qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline, or equivalent education and relevant experience.
- At least three years of relevant experience in healthcare information systems, systems integration, application development, or a related technical environment.
- Hands-on experience with FHIR, healthcare interoperability, RESTful APIs, HL7 v2, and an integration or interface engine.
- Proficiency with XML, JSON, data mapping and transformation, SQL, and relational databases.
- Understanding of healthcare information systems, clinical workflows, data feeds, and secure, reliable data exchange.
- Strong analytical, troubleshooting, documentation, communication, and collaboration skills; ability to manage priorities across teams.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
Assets
- Hospital or other healthcare environment experience is an asset.
- Experience with BizTalk, InterSystems HealthShare/Health Connect, Rhapsody, NextGen Connect, or another healthcare integration platform is an asset.
- Meditech Data Repository experience and familiarity with SSRS, SSIS, Crystal Reports, or other reporting tools are assets.
- Java/JEE, .NET, JavaScript, Perl, Tcl/Tk, communication protocols, and UNIX/Linux or Windows server experience are assets.
- Project management certification and understanding of equity, diversity, and inclusion in health practices are assets.
Employment and compensation
- Employment type is full-time.
- Salary range is $97,342.05–$121,754.10 per year.
Workplace and schedule
- Position is located at the Wilson site.
- Hours of work are 37.5 hours; the description does not specify the period.
Benefits and workplace culture
- Employees may contribute to the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan, with employer-matched contributions.
- The employer describes an inclusive, equitable, and accessible workplace and offers accommodations during recruitment.
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