Information Architect (Healthcare Interoperability & Data Standards)

Quick Facts

• Role: Information Architect (Healthcare Interoperability & Data Standards)

• Focus: Information models, terminology/semantics standardization, and interoperability for healthcare collaboration and e-health solutions

Description

Support the development and governance of a well-defined information model for healthcare collaboration, including functionality for “Mitt Timevalg – change of assigned appointment time on Helsenorge”. The role will ensure that domain, semantic, and technical requirements are translated into consistent, reusable information structures for procurement, development, and operation of digital health services.

Responsibilities

• Develop, describe, and maintain common concept models, information models, and information structures for healthcare with a focus on collaboration

• Ensure harmonization of terminology across domains, solutions, and organizational levels

• Contribute to establishing and maintaining national and regional information standards and architecture principles

• Develop and quality-assure vendor requirements related to information structure, semantics, code systems, terminology, and interoperability

• Collaborate with subject-matter experts, architects, product owners, clinicians, and vendors to ensure information needs are correctly represented and standardized

• Assess and apply relevant standards and code systems (e.g., SNOMED CT, ICD, NCMP, NCSP, HL7 FHIR—with special focus on HL7 FHIR)

• Ensure the information architecture supports collaboration, data sharing, reporting, analysis, and service development across organizations

• Work in a team with domain/enterprise and solution architects

• Ensure modeled information models are stored and governed in the architecture repository and modeled according to the HSØ architecture methodology (ArchiMate)

• Document in the architecture tool BizzDesign

Requirements

• Minimum Senior Consultant level

• Minimum 3 years’ experience developing clinical workflows, with documented relevant prior projects

• Documented experience in information modeling, concept work, and standardization in the health and care sector

• Documented experience with national e-health standards, terminologies, and collaboration requirements

• Documented ability to translate complex domain needs into clear requirements and structures usable by vendors and development teams

• Documented competence in HL7 FHIR and modeling languages ArchiMate and UML

Benefits

• Influence healthcare interoperability and help drive national-scale information standards

• Work closely with architects, product owners, clinicians, and vendors to deliver standardized digital health solutions