Federal Health IT Enterprise Architect: EHR/HIE & Cloud

Oracle

Honolulu (HI)

On-site

USD 140,000 - 190,000

Full time

9 days ago

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Job summary

Oracle Health Government Services seeks an experienced Enterprise Architect to lead tactical design and delivery of enterprise health IT architecture across large-scale federal healthcare environments. You will develop architectures that integrate EHR systems, HIE platforms, cloud technologies, and security frameworks to enable interoperability, scalability, and sustainability.

The ideal candidate will assess current-state environments, define future-state roadmaps, and translate modernization

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree required or equivalent experience in related field.
8+ years of enterprise architecture experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead tactical architecture design for enterprise health IT environments across EHR, HIE, cloud, data exchange, security, and supporting infrastructure.
Develop and govern technical architectures that align with federal enterprise standards and support interoperability, scalability, security, and operational sustainability.
Assess current-state environments and define future-state roadmaps, system blueprints, transition approaches, and technical guidance for modernization programs.
Shape modernization strategies that incorporate cloud technologies, zero-trust security principles, and emerging data exchange standards such as FHIR and HL7.
Translate business, clinical, and modernization objectives into actionable architecture strategies, standards, patterns, and decision recommendations.
Partner with clinical, technical, operational, compliance, security, and executive stakeholders to ensure architecture decisions support immediate delivery goals and long-term transformation.
Lead architecture reviews, technical design forums, and governance discussions to de-risk delivery and promote consistent implementation across portfolios.
Maintain architecture documentation, connectivity submissions, reference models, standards, principles, and governance artifacts to guide implementation and delivery execution.
Advise on modernization trade-offs, integration strategies, technical dependencies, investment planning, and innovation opportunities that shape the federal health IT landscape.
Promote architecture decisions that advance digital equity, improve care delivery, strengthen operational resilience, and support sustainable federal healthcare transformation.