Clinical Sso And Workflow Architect

Shape secure clinical access experiences for Service New Brunswick through SSO, contextual launch, and session continuity expertise. Work remotely with quarterly New Brunswick travel.This Senior Clinical IAM and Context Specialist focuses on clinician workflows within the provincial Clinical Information Solution. You will assess shared workstations, clinical mobility, application interoperability, and patient-context synchronization. The assignment also includes technical implementation, pilot support, mentoring, and knowledge transfer.Key Responsibilities:
Assess clinician access workflows across clinical applicationsSupport launch-in-context and patient-context synchronizationDefine device authentication, session, and mobility requirementsParticipate in configuration, testing, pilots, and troubleshootingLead workshops and mentor program personnelRequirements:
Degree in computer science, business, health informatics, or similarThree-plus years understanding clinical access and workflow impactsFive-plus years designing solution architectures and technical assessmentsExperience aligning technology with operational workflow requirementsFive-plus years supporting architecture reviews and deploymentsUse clinical workflow, SSO, contextual access, and session-management expertise to strengthen provincial healthcare technology delivery.
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