Full-Time or 0.5+ FTE

Regain; Chicago (IL); Remote; USD 200.000 - 250.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Remote work

Competitive compensation

Zusammenfassung

Regain Health is seeking a Clinical Integration Lead (0.5–1.0 FTE) to own data pipelines between Deutsch and Epic-based EHRs across two sites in a 39-month program. The role focuses on building and validating FHIR/HL7 bridges for the first US validation of autonomous cardiovascular AI.

You will architect pipelines, configure Epic sandboxes, and work closely with IT teams to ensure low-latency, compliant integration across UI Health in Chicago and UCHealth in Colorado.

Qualifikationen

• 5+ years healthcare integration experience.
• Epic integration experience (App Orchard, SMART on FHIR launch).
• FHIR R4 expertise.

Aufgaben

• Architect the FHIR pipeline connecting Deutsch to Epic at UI Health and UCHealth/CU Anschutz.
• Configure Epic sandbox environments and HL7/FHIR interfaces.
• Define clinical workflows for AI interactions with staff and pilot enrollment.
• Coordinate multi-site activities and expand enrollment across sites.
• Support data requirements for FDA submissions and ongoing integration patterns.

Kenntnisse

Epic integration experience

FHIR R4 expertise

HL7 v2 experience

Tools

App Orchard

SMART on FHIR

Jobbeschreibung

Clinical Integration Lead (Health Records & Workflow), Post-Award Role

Location: Remote / US-based (US Citizen or Permanent Resident)

Type: Full-Time or 0.5+ full-time equivalent (FTE) (Post-Award, starting ~Q3 2026)

Compensation (conditional on award):

• $200,000–250,000/year (FTE) or $150–200/hr (consultant)

The Opportunity

Regain Health is applying for the ARPA-H ADVOCATE Program , a $50M+ federal initiative to create the first FDA-authorized autonomous AI for cardiovascular care.

We're not proposing to build. We're demonstrating working software:

| System | What It Does | Status ||--------|-------------|--------|| Deutsch (cardiovascular agent; Technical Area 1, or TA1) | Autonomous cardiovascular care via three-agent clinical reasoning, protocol-bound guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT) optimization | 100% core complete, 4,000+ patients in production || Popper (supervisory agent; Technical Area 2, or TA2) | Deterministic safety supervision: 7-gate pipeline gating every clinical output in 47ms | 100% core deployed || Hermes Protocol | Open-source TA1TA2 communication standard (Apache 2.0) | Released Feb 5, 2026 |

The Integration Challenge: Deutsch is production-ready but deployed outside the US hospital electronic health record (EHR) ecosystem. You'll build the FHIR/HL7 bridge that connects our cardiovascular agent to two Epic-based clinical sites for the first US validation of autonomous clinical AI.

Your Role

As our Clinical Integration Lead (0.5–1.0 FTE post-award), you will own the data pipeline between Deutsch and partner health system EHRs across a two-site, 39-month clinical program.

Phase 1A (12 months): Foundation

• Architect the FHIR pipeline connecting Deutsch to Epic at UI Health (Chicago) and UCHealth/CU Anschutz (Colorado)
• Configure Epic sandbox environments: UI Health budget includes $130K for Epic sandbox, FHIR/HL7 configuration, and IT support
• Define clinical workflows: map how the AI interacts with human staff (e.g., when the AI detects decompensation, does it page the on-call resident or flag the chart?)
• Support pilot enrollment: 50 patients at UI Health, 25+ at UCHealth
• Solve \"last mile\" problems: HL7 v2 legacy feeds, admission, discharge and transfer (ADT) messages, proprietary EHR APIs

Phase 1B (12 months): Scale

• Multi-site coordination across 3 clinical sites
• Expand enrollment: 500 patients at UI Health, 150+ at UCHealth
• Production hardening: low-latency data pipelines (<100ms processing for real-time safety supervision)
• Work directly with partner health system IT teams for expanded integration

Phase 2 (15 months): Scalability

• I-I-CAPTAIN network deployment: UCHealth's 5-system hospital network for scalability studies
• Support FDA submission data requirements (ensure data capture meets De Novo evidence standards)
• Post-market integration patterns: design for sustainable operation beyond the study

Clinical Sites

| Site | Location | Patient Population | EHR | Your Integration Scope ||------|----------|-------------------|-----|----------------------|| UI Health | Chicago, IL | Safety-net, 70% minority | Epic | Primary site: sandbox, FHIR/HL7, pilot || UCHealth/CU Anschutz | Aurora, CO | Rural + Medicaid | Epic | Second site: I-I-CAPTAIN network scaling |

Requirements

Must-Have

• 5+ years healthcare integration experience
• Epic integration experience (App Orchard, SMART on FHIR launch)
• FHIR R4 expertise

Strongly Preferred

• HL7 v2 experience (ADT, ORM, ORU messages)
• Understanding of clinical workflows: computerized provider order entry (CPOE), medication administration record (MAR), discharge planning
• Familiarity with Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) / national health information exchange (HIE) networks

Nice-to-Have

• HIPAA security or compliance background
• Wearable/remote monitoring data integration: continuous glucose monitors, ECG and blood pressure devices
• Experience with low-latency data pipelines (<100ms processing)
• Prior ARPA-H, NIH, or federal health grant experience

Why This Role Matters

| Benefit | Details ||---------|---------|| Historic Impact | Build the first EHR integration for autonomous clinical AI. Not decision support: actual autonomous care || Production Software | Connect a working system (4,000+ patients) to US hospitals, not a research prototype || Two-Site Validation | Solve integration for both safety-net (UI Health) and rural (UCHealth) populations || Compensation | $200–250K/year (FTE) or $150–200/hr (consultant) on a $15M+ federal award || Growth Path | Scale from 2 sites to the I-I-CAPTAIN 5-hospital network in Phase 2 |