Enterprise Healthcare Interoperability Architect

University Health; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health in Kansas City, MO is seeking an Integration Architect to design, implement, and maintain secure interoperability across clinical, operational, business, and partner systems. You will help standardize our EHR and business system integrations and ensure reliable data exchange.

The role requires leading interface development, data quality initiatives, and CMDB documentation while collaborating with data owners, IT teams, and vendors.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent system interface experience.
• Experience in IT roles such as Interface Analyst, Programmer/Analyst, DBA, or related.
• Strong communication, clear written and verbal skills.
• Knowledge of healthcare systems and information technology security.
• Ability to apply implementation methodologies to meet standards and project management practices.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and implement enterprise integration across clinical and non-clinical systems.
• Support interface development and data quality initiatives for reliable information exchange.
• Ensure integration solutions meet clinical and operational needs and align with EHR and business system standards.
• Identify requirements and document changes across disparate systems using standardized methods.
• Maintain interoperability program documentation and CMDB data accuracy.
• Provide on-call production support and troubleshoot integration issues.

Skills

Communication skills

Healthcare IT security

Project management

Data modeling

Education

Bachelor's degree related field

Tools

Open Engine

Job description

University Health in Kansas City, MO is seeking an Integration Architect to design, implement, and maintain secure interoperability across clinical, operational, business, and partner systems. You will help standardize our EHR and business system integrations and ensure reliable data exchange.

The role requires leading interface development, data quality initiatives, and CMDB documentation while collaborating with data owners, IT teams, and vendors.