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North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) seeks a Health IT Technical Lead to oversee the technical operations supporting statewide health information exchange. You will collaborate with healthcare organizations, state partners, vendors, and NDHIN staff to design, integrate, and maintain secure health information exchanges.
The role blends technical leadership with interface management, testing, and stakeholder engagement to move solutions into production on schedule and within scope.
Help improve the health and lives of North Dakota citizens by helping ensure health information can move securely, reliably, and effectively across the state.
North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) is hiring a Health IT Technical Lead to oversee the technical operations that support statewide health information exchange. In this role, you will work with healthcare organizations, state partners, vendors, and NDHIN staff to understand technology needs, develop and maintain integrations, troubleshoot technical issues, and help ensure health information is available securely when and where it is needed.
You will be part of a team supporting an important statewide health information exchange. The work requires someone who can understand both the technical details and the business needs behind them, communicate effectively with technical and non-technical audiences, and keep complex projects moving toward a successful outcome.
Day to day, that means a mix of technical leadership, integration and interface management, vendor coordination, testing, troubleshooting, and stakeholder engagement.
If you have worked as an integration engineer, systems engineer, solution architect, health IT professional, technical project lead, application administrator, interface analyst, or technology lead, and part of your job involved connecting systems, evaluating technology solutions, working with vendors, or solving complex technical problems, that experience can carry over well here.
If you enjoy solving technical problems, working with people, connecting systems, and seeing technology make a practical difference, this is an opportunity to help shape how health information is exchanged across North Dakota.
To be considered for this position, you will need to have a bachelor's degree with a major in computer science, computer or management information systems, healthcare technology, or a field closely associated to those listed and two years of work experience involving business analysis activities such as user acceptance testing, data analysis, documentation, solution assessment, etc.Additional work experience as described may substitute for up to two years of the education requirement on a year-for-year basis.
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