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Randstad Canada is seeking a Senior Identity Access Management Specialist (Business Analyst Level 3) to drive enterprise IAM and RBAC design across provincial clinical ecosystems. You will bridge clinical leaders, privacy, cybersecurity, and IT to translate workflows into secure, auditable security roles within CIS/EHR environments.
You will lead role catalogues, SoD models, and emergency break-glass workflows, ensuring least-privilege access across acute and ambulatory care.
Are You Ready to Architect Enterprise Role-Based Access for a Provincial Clinical Ecosystem? Do you bring recent years of Business Analysis experience paired with deep expertise in Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) within healthcare environments?
Have you designed clinical role catalogues, segregation-of-duties (SoD) matrices, and emergency "break-glass" access workflows for large-scale Clinical Information System (CIS) or EHR/EMR implementations?
Our team is seeking a Senior Identity Access Management Specialist (Business Analyst Level 3) to support a multi-year provincial digital healthcare transformation consolidating disparate hospital systems into a unified Clinical Information System (CIS). In this critical role, you will lead the definition, design, and operational readiness of the enterprise IAM and RBAC framework supporting acute and ambulatory clinical operations.
You will bridge clinical leadership, nursing/physician staff, privacy officers, cybersecurity, and IT engineering teams to translate clinical workflows and privacy legislation into secure, auditable, and operationally sustainable security roles.
We appreciate all applicants and those interested in this opportunity, however, only those with relevant experience will be considered.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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