Interface Architect

Wage Range: $66.76 - $86.79 - $106.82

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Responsible for leading the design, planning, and implementation of clinical and enterprise data interface solutions across Evergreen Health’s IT ecosystem. Provides technical leadership and architectural guidance for integration technologies that support electronic medical record (EMR) interoperability, clinical workflows, and operational data exchange.

Serves as a senior technical lead mentoring technical staff while driving the delivery of reliable, scalable, and secure interface solutions. Works collaboratively with Enterprise Architecture, application teams, clinical stakeholders, and vendors to ensure that integration strategies align with organizational standards, regulatory requirements (e.g., HIPAA), and patient safety priorities.

Accountable for bridging legacy and modern integration patterns including HL7 messaging, FHIR APIs, REST-based services, batch data exchange, and interface engine platforms to enable seamless interoperability across internal and external healthcare systems.

• Leads the design and implementation of enterprise clinical and operational interface solutions utilizing HL7, FHIR, REST APIs, file-based integrations, and interface engine technologies.
• Serves as the senior technical lead and subject matter expert for healthcare interoperability standards, integration architecture patterns, and interface reliability practices.
• Guides the development, testing, deployment, and lifecycle management of real-time and batch data interfaces supporting EMR systems, clinical applications, and enterprise platforms.
• Defines organizational standards and best practices for interface development, message transformation, error handling, monitoring, and operational support.
• Provides architectural input and technical leadership for major clinical system implementations, upgrades, and integration initiatives.
• Mentors and coaches interface developers and application analysts while promoting knowledge sharing and skill development across the team.
• Collaborates with Enterprise Architecture to influence long‑term integration strategy, interoperability frameworks, and technology selection decisions.
• Participates in vendor solution evaluations and interface design reviews to ensure alignment with organizational architecture standards.
• Leads troubleshooting and resolution of complex interface issues impacting clinical workflows, patient safety, or operational continuity.
• Designs and develops reusable interface components, message transformation scripts, and standardized integration templates.
• Supports governance processes by documenting interface architectures, integration standards, and operational procedures.
• Remains current with emerging interoperability technologies and healthcare data exchange trends to identify opportunities for innovation and improvement.
• Performs other duties as assigned.