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Description & Requirements
Description & Requirements
UCSF Health is seeking an Interoperability & Integration Specialist to join a small team delivering secure, reliable clinical system integrations within the Health Enterprise. This role is ideal for a hands-on integration engineer who excels at connecting systems end-to-end—translating data, orchestrating workflows, and ensuring dependable service-to-service communication.
The successful candidate will work as part of a broader team focused on delivering and supporting clinical applications, partnering closely with UCSF Health’s enterprise integration teams (including MuleSoft and Epic Bridges), the Epic and clinical applications support team, and AI team to deliver interoperable solutions. While the role requires a working knowledge of MuleSoft, APIs, and HL7-based integration approaches, the primary focus will be to design and build prototype integrations using established integration patterns (e.g., FHIR-based APIs and web services, HL7), validate feasibility and data flow, and collaborate with the enterprise teams to align prototypes with UCSF standards for scalability, reliability, safe deployment, and ongoing monitoring and maintenance of custom solutions.
Department Overview
The Application Solutions team is responsible for designing, testing, and implementing new features and systems that support the UCSF Health mission. This includes interoperability with third party systems and devices, support of existing technology, and partnering with our clinical and business colleagues to provide solutions which address complex problems.
Our Core Values include:
Judgment: Makes wise decisions, root causes, thinks strategically, and prioritizes what to do now and what can be improved later.
Communication: Listens well, concise and articulate in speech and writing, treat people with respect independent of their status or disagreement with you & maintain calm poise in stressful situations.
Impact: Accomplish amazing amounts of important work, colleagues can rely upon you, focus on results,
exhibit bias-to-action, and avoid analysis-paralysis
Innovation: Find practical solutions to hard problems, suggest better approaches, new ideas that prove useful, stay nimble by minimizing complexity and finding time to simplify.