Senior Healthcare Data Architect

Providence-Swedish-; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 155,878,000 - 246,081,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Swedish is seeking a Senior Database Administrator for Cardiology to protect data and ensure seamless data integration across cardiovascular modules and applications. You will develop, maintain and enforce data standards while managing CV databases and generating clinical, quality, and administrative reports.

The role emphasizes ongoing development and governance of cardiovascular informatics, supporting a culture focused on patient-centered care and collaboration across Providence

Qualifications

• 5 years of clinical terminology and/or clinical information system implementation in a healthcare environment.
• 3 years of working with database structures, data definitions and data relationships.
• Certification on the related product or group of products is preferred upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Protect data as a resource and ensure integration across cardiovascular data sources and software modules.
• Develop, maintain, support and enforce data standards across CV modules and applications.
• Manage CV databases and generate reports for clinical, quality and administrative management.
• Support ongoing data development and governance across cardiovascular informatics.

Skills

Clinical terminology

Clinical information systems

Database structures

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science / Informatics / Health Information Management / Healthcare-related field

Certification on related product(s)

Job description

Providence Swedish is seeking a Senior Database Administrator for Cardiology to protect data and ensure seamless data integration across cardiovascular modules and applications. You will develop, maintain and enforce data standards while managing CV databases and generating clinical, quality, and administrative reports.

The role emphasizes ongoing development and governance of cardiovascular informatics, supporting a culture focused on patient-centered care and collaboration across Providence