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Healthconnect Texas is seeking an HIE Software Developer to join our agile development team in Houston. You will design and build integration solutions across EHR, HIS, PACS, and care management systems, work with stakeholders, and contribute to design meetings and unit tests.
The role emphasizes ObjectScript development, HealthShare experience, HL7/CCD/C-CDA integrations, cloud familiarity, and modern DevOps practices. Join HTX to help advance health information exchange across Texas.
Healthconnect Texas is actively seeking a HIE Software Developer to join the development team. This role will network with participants, vendors, and in-house teams, in an agile manner, to maximize project resources and efficiency.
The candidate will be a member of an agile development team that values quality and collaboration. This position will require the candidate to participate in group design meetings, author effective and concise code, and conduct meaningful unit tests. As a member of the team, the candidate will interact with stakeholders of the business, including customers, management, vendors, and non-technical staff.
If you are ready to work with an exceptional team, develop your career based on what you are passionate about, and have fun in the process, please connect with us.
2+ years of hands on with supporting and developing interfaces in InterSystems HealthShare is preferred.
Houston, TX candidates or those willing to relocate will be considered.
Healthconnect Texas (HTX) is a non‑profit social enterprise, and one of the fastest‑growth Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) in the country. HTX leverages technology, health data and population health practices to support partners across healthcare, public health, and community services share patient information, strengthen care coordination, and turn population data into action. As a unified health information exchange (HIE) and community information exchange (CIE), it connects clinical insight with community context to support better health outcomes across Texas.