FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES - Integration Architect (Oracle Health)
S&P Consultants ·
- Category
- Architecture
S&P Consultants is a proud veteran-owned small business that delivers trusted, mission-ready electronic health care systems and enterprise resource planning solutions that empower federal, state, and local agencies. Learn more at .
As a member of the Federal practice, the Integration Architect will work on an implementation of Oracle Health Millennium and related technologies for a federal government client and be responsible for the integrated clinical and technical/device events, as well as Core events. The ideal candidate will have a broad understanding of Oracle Health solutions (including model design and the OH iterative methodology) and will also have federal cybersecurity knowledge and/or FSI experience. Prior experience as an Integration Architect with Oracle Health expertise is required.
- Responsible for the domain environment strategy and cross-solution dependencies.
- Assists in triaging testing and go-live issues for resolution by the proper teams.
- Responsible for supporting client relationships to achieve business objectives.
- Supports issue logging and resolution.
- Pushes change requests to the change control process and tracks delivery of resolutions and issue closures.
- Ensures the end users are contacted to confirm resolutions are in place satisfactorily.
- Additional responsibilities may include coordinating design, system validation and integration activities across solutions and venues of care.
Key Responsibilities
This role will have the following key responsibilities, which include but are not limited to:
- Assisting with the execution of the enterprise/roll out design strategy, specifically including technical/interface integration and device management (BMDI, MDI, etc.)
- Assisting with our InTegrity Playbook creation and maintenance
- Assisting and keeping the team updated of the Domain Management plan and package installations
- Documenting any Organizational Change Management (OCM), testing, and training impacts of technical decisions