Integration Engineer

Vincere; Leeds; Remote; GBP 101,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Vincere is seeking an Integration Engineer with strong hands-on Rio EPR experience to support a major NHS integration programme. The role is remote with occasional travel and a daily rate of £550 Inside IR35.

You will design, implement and maintain Rio EPR interfaces, bridging patient administration, scheduling and other NHS systems while aligning with information governance, security and data protection requirements. Collaboration with clinical and IT stakeholders is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering integrations in NHS with Rio EPR exposure.
• Strong understanding of Rio data model and NHS interfaces.
• Proficiency in HL7 v2, FHIR and data exchange patterns.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement and maintain Rio EPR integration solutions with a focus on data flow between Rio and NHS systems.
• Configure Rio EPR interfaces across patient administration, community, mental health and scheduling modules.
• Capture requirements from clinical, operational and IT stakeholders and translate into Rio-based designs.
• Develop interfaces between Rio EPR and NHS systems such as PAS, LIS and data warehouses.
• Troubleshoot Rio EPR integration issues including data mapping and message failures.
• Ensure integrations comply with NHS interoperability standards, IG and GDPR.
• Collaborate with vendor teams to test, configure and optimize integrations and upgrades.
• Document interface designs, mappings and configurations for re-use.
• Provide technical guidance and knowledge transfer to internal teams.

Skills

Rio EPR

NHS integration

HL7 v2

FHIR

IHE

Data mapping

Stakeholder comms

Tools

Mirth Connect

Cloverleaf

Job description

Role; Integration Engineer (Rio EPR)

Rate; £550/day Inside IR35

Duration; until March 2026

Location; Remote with occasional travel as needed.

We are looking for an Integration Engineer with strong hands‑on experience of the Rio EPR platform to support a major integration programme.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, implement and maintain integration solutions with a primary focus on Rio EPR, ensuring seamless data flow between Rio and other clinical and corporate systems.
• Configure and develop Rio EPR interfaces, including patient administration, community, mental health and scheduling modules, to support end‑to‑end clinical workflows.
• Work closely with clinical, operational and IT stakeholders to capture integration requirements and translate them into Rio‑centric technical designs.
• Develop and manage interfaces between Rio EPR and other key NHS systems such as PAS, LIS, clinical systems, data warehouses and third party applications.
• Troubleshoot and resolve Rio EPR integration issues, including interface errors, data mapping problems and message failures, ensuring minimal disruption to services and patient care.
• Ensure all Rio integrations comply with NHS interoperability standards, information governance, security and data protection requirements.
• Collaborate with Rio EPR vendor teams and other external partners to configure, test and optimise integrations and upgrades.
• Document Rio interface designs, message mappings, workflows and system configurations in a clear and reusable way.
• Provide technical guidance and knowledge transfer to internal teams on Rio EPR integration patterns, best practice and support processes.

Key Skills and Experience

• Strong, recent experience delivering integrations in an NHS environment with specific hands‑on exposure to Rio EPR.
• Good understanding of Rio data model, modules and common integration points with other NHS systems.
• Proficiency in interoperability standards such as HL7 v2, FHIR, IHE and associated data exchange patterns.
• Experience using interface engines such as Mirth Connect, Infor Cloverleaf or similar to build and support Rio interfaces.
• Solid knowledge of wider NHS applications including EPR/EHR, PAS, CIS and reporting or analytics platforms.
• Understanding of health information standards, data exchange formats and security protocols (including IG, GDPR and clinical safety considerations).
• Excellent troubleshooting and problem solving skills, particularly around complex interface and data issues.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively with clinicians, operational teams, suppliers and technical stakeholders.