Integration Engineer (EPR Programme)

Integration Engineer (EPR Programme)

12-Month Contract | Inside IR35

Up to £500 per day

London – mostly remote based

Please make an application promptly if you are a good match for this role due to high levels of interest.

A consultancy supporting an NHS EPR programme is seeking an experienced Integration Engineer to join a large-scale Electronic Patient Record implementation.

This is a key role within the EPR programme team, responsible for designing, developing and supporting healthcare integrations that enable the seamless exchange of clinical and operational data across a complex healthcare environment.

Working alongside application, architecture and supplier teams, you'll play a critical role in delivering robust interoperability solutions while supporting existing BAU integration services.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop and support healthcare interfaces and integrations
• Analyse, map, transform and validate clinical and operational data flows
• Develop and maintain HL7, FHIR and API-based integrations
• Investigate and resolve interface, messaging and data exchange issues
• Support EPR implementation activities including development, testing and deployment
• Work closely with technical and clinical stakeholders to deliver integration solutions
• Contribute to BAU support, enhancements and issue resolution
• Produce technical documentation, interface specifications and support procedures
• Participate in integration testing, troubleshooting and go-live activities
• Ensure compliance with healthcare interoperability standards and best practice

Essential Experience

• HL7 message mapping and transformation
• FHIR xwzovoh resource modelling and implementation
• API development and integration
• Healthcare interoperability and data exchange
• Data mapping, transformation and validation
• Troubleshooting complex integration and interface issues

Desirable Experience

• Mirth Connect, Health Connect, Rhapsody, Cloverleaf or similar integration engines
• EPR, PAS or large-scale healthcare transformation programmes
• RESTful web services and modern integration architectures
• Clinical workflows and healthcare data standards