Senior Healthcare Interoperability Architect

HCA Healthcare, Inc.; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

HCA Healthcare, Inc. is seeking a Senior Solution Architect to lead end-to-end architecture for enterprise healthcare payer integrations and interoperability products.

The role focuses on HL7 FHIR, EDI/X12, REST APIs, and other interoperability standards, ensuring scalable cloud-native and hybrid-cloud solutions. You will guide technical design, oversee implementation, and establish patterns for secure data exchange across payers, providers, EHRs, and vendors while aligning with HIPAA and

Qualifications

• Deep understanding of healthcare IT landscape and interoperability standards.
• Ability to articulate complex architectural decisions to stakeholders.
• Experience with modern integration patterns and cloud architectures.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end solution architecture for enterprise healthcare payer integration and interoperability products.
• Architect scalable solutions supporting HL7 FHIR, EDI/X12, REST APIs and other standards.
• Provide technical leadership across product lifecycle from design to deployment and modernization.
• Design reusable healthcare integration platforms enabling secure data exchange between payers, providers, and EHRs.
• Provide expertise for HL7 FHIR-based solutions including APIs, resources, and implementation guides.
• Collaborate with Product Managers to translate roadmaps into architecture and implementation plans.

Skills

Domain Knowledge

Communication

Automation Landscape

Service Management

Statistics and Data Science

Leadership

Job description

HCA Healthcare, Inc. is seeking a Senior Solution Architect to lead end-to-end architecture for enterprise healthcare payer integrations and interoperability products.

The role focuses on HL7 FHIR, EDI/X12, REST APIs, and other interoperability standards, ensuring scalable cloud-native and hybrid-cloud solutions. You will guide technical design, oversee implementation, and establish patterns for secure data exchange across payers, providers, EHRs, and vendors while aligning with HIPAA and