Clinical-Technology Integration Specialist

Compass Group USA; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Intelas, a Compass Healthcare company, seeks a Medical Device Integration Specialist in Chicago, IL to bridge clinical operations and technology. You will evaluate medical devices, support interoperability, and translate patient-care needs into device specifications.

You will lead clinical evaluations, collaborate with HTM, IT, and vendors, and shape implementation plans, testing strategies, and training. This role demands strong communication, clinical workflow understanding, and project

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Clinical Informatics, Healthcare Administration, or a related field.
• At least five years of healthcare experience in a clinical setting.
• Experience with medical devices, clinical systems, or healthcare technology.
• Strong understanding of clinical workflows, patient-care processes, and technology adoption.
• Strong communication, presentation, collaboration, and meeting-facilitation skills.
• Ability to lead discussions, build consensus, and work across clinical, operational, and technical departments.

Responsibilities

• Leading clinical evaluations of medical devices, healthcare technologies, and vendor solutions to assess safety, usability, workflow compatibility, and organizational value.
• Providing clinical expertise during technology selection, procurement, standardization, implementation, and optimization initiatives.
• Serving as a trusted advisor to HTM and organizational leadership regarding medical-device strategy, clinical technology decisions, and workflow-related risks.
• Translating clinical and operational needs into clear functional and technical requirements for HTM, IT, Clinical Informatics, vendors, and project teams.
• Supporting medical-device integration initiatives involving Epic, clinical systems, interoperability workflows, and device-generated patient information.
• Evaluating how new or modified technologies may affect patient care, clinical workflows, staff responsibilities, documentation, and operational processes.
• Partnering with clinicians and technical teams to develop implementation plans, testing strategies, training requirements, adoption plans, and go-live support.
• Identifying workflow gaps, usability concerns, patient-safety risks, and opportunities to improve medical devices and related technologies.
• Leading stakeholder meetings, clinical workgroups, workflow assessments, product demonstrations, and project discussions.
• Presenting recommendations, implementation plans, workflow impacts, risks, and project outcomes to leadership, clinicians, and other stakeholders.
• Building consensus among clinical, operational, and technical stakeholders and facilitating decisions across multiple departments.
• Representing HTM on interdisciplinary committees, governance councils, patient-safety initiatives, and technology-planning groups.
• Supporting capital planning and technology lifecycle decisions by providing clinical insight into equipment needs, standardization opportunities, and future requirements.
• Assisting with post-implementation reviews and optimization efforts to ensure technologies continue to support safe patient care and organizational objectives.

Skills

Healthcare technology

Clinical workflows

Communication skills

Project coordination

Stakeholder facilitation

Leadership

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing/Clinical Informatics/Healthcare Administration

Tools

Epic

Medical-device integration

Job description

Intelas, a Compass Healthcare company, seeks a Medical Device Integration Specialist in Chicago, IL to bridge clinical operations and technology. You will evaluate medical devices, support interoperability, and translate patient-care needs into device specifications.

You will lead clinical evaluations, collaborate with HTM, IT, and vendors, and shape implementation plans, testing strategies, and training. This role demands strong communication, clinical workflow understanding, and project