Location: Remote (Must work EST hours each day)
Long Term Contract
Interview: Video
Position Overview
We are seeking a senior-level Application Programmer/Analyst to develop, support, and maintain interfaces between Epic and secondary systems. The position focuses on Epic Bridges and the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), using IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE).
The consultant will gather system and workflow requirements, document use cases, develop solutions that extend system functionality, support data exchange between systems, and maintain operational procedures and technical documentation. The role requires strong technical problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills in a complex healthcare IT environment.
Critical Technical Requirements
IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) experience is mandatory. The manager will not consider candidates with experience exclusively in other interface engines.
Required qualifications:
- Hands-on IBM ACE interface development and support experience.
- Healthcare IT integration and HL7 interface development experience.
- Epic Bridges certification.
- Ability to develop, enhance, troubleshoot, and support healthcare interfaces.
Additional technical skills:
Primary Responsibilities
- Develop and support interfaces using IBM ACE and Epic Bridges.
- Build and maintain HL7 interfaces and healthcare data exchanges.
- Develop new integrations and enhance existing interfaces.
- Troubleshoot interface issues and provide ongoing production support.
- Gather requirements and work with existing staff and application analysts.
- Maintain technical documentation and operational support procedures.
Ideal Candidate Profile
We need a hands-on healthcare integration developer with direct IBM ACE experience and strong HL7 interface development skills. Epic Bridges certification is also required.
Candidates should have experience working collaboratively with application analysts, gathering requirements, documenting solutions, and supporting integrations in a healthcare environment. Strong communication and documentation skills are important.
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