Remote Clinical Subject Matter Expert, Health IT

GovCIO; Austin (TX); Remote; USD 110,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Work Environment

Training, Education and Certification

Referral Bonus Program

Learning & Development platform

Job summary

GovCIO is hiring a Clinical Subject Matter Expert to serve as the clinical authority for health IT capabilities supporting Veteran community care. The role documents workflows, writes user stories, acceptance criteria, and business rules, and validates functionality against a real clinical workload.

The position is fully remote within the United States, with responsibilities including requirements refinement, sprint demonstrations, testing, and reporting requirements across coordinating

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 8+ years of experience or commensurate experience.
• Active, unrestricted Registered Nurse license in a United States state or territory.
• Ability to work remotely with reliable connectivity during core Eastern Time business hours.

Responsibilities

• Documents current-state clinical and administrative processes and converts them into user stories and acceptance criteria.
• Ensures system behavior reflects governing policy and field standard operating procedures.
• Translates clinical and operational knowledge into build-ready artifacts for the technical team.
• Defines and executes clinical user acceptance testing and determines fitness for field use.
• Convenes and translates for a broader subject matter expert group across related functions.

Job description

GovCIO is hiring a Clinical Subject Matter Expert to serve as the clinical authority for health IT capabilities supporting Veteran community care. The role documents workflows, writes user stories, acceptance criteria, and business rules, and validates functionality against a real clinical workload.

The position is fully remote within the United States, with responsibilities including requirements refinement, sprint demonstrations, testing, and reporting requirements across coordinating