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Oracle Health is seeking a Sr. Integrated Technologies Consultant II to partner with North American hospitals, guiding the deployment of patient flow and capacity management solutions.
The role blends technology, consulting, and healthcare operations to improve throughput, bed utilization, and patient experiences. You will lead implementation, design workflows, and collaborate with clinical and operational leaders to drive adoption, change management, and measurable outcomes that boost hospital
At Oracle Health, we're transforming how hospitals manage patient flow, operational efficiency, and care coordination. As a Sr. Integrated Technologies Consultant II on the CareAware Capacity Management team, you'll partner directly with healthcare organizations across North America to implement solutions that help clinicians, operational leaders, and care teams make better decisions in real time.
This role offers a unique opportunity to combine technology, consulting, and healthcare operations expertise while helping hospitals improve patient throughput, reduce bottlenecks, optimize bed utilization, and enhance the patient experience.
You'll work alongside healthcare executives, operational leaders, clinicians, and Oracle Health experts to guide organizations through the deployment and adoption of innovative patient flow and capacity management solutions that directly impact hospital performance and patient outcomes.
What You'll Do
As a trusted advisor and implementation consultant, you'll help healthcare organizations successfully deploy and optimize Oracle Health Capacity Management solutions, including:
In this role, you will:
Why This Role Matters
Every hospital faces challenges related to patient flow, capacity constraints, bed management, admissions, transfers, and operational efficiency. The solutions you implement help healthcare organizations:
Your work will directly contribute to better healthcare delivery and improved patient outcomes.