If you like being the calm, technical point person who gets systems talking to each other, this role is a solid lane. You’ll support HL7 and other electronic interfaces, troubleshoot message issues, and help healthcare partners keep data flowing cleanly.
About TruBridge
TruBridge supports providers, patients, and communities with solutions that strengthen both the financial and clinical sides of healthcare delivery. Their teams help partner facilities improve interoperability and integration so data moves reliably across systems.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (US)
- Application deadline: February 27, 2026
- Travel: Occasional (10% or less)
- After hours/weekends: May be required as needed
What You’ll Do
- Test, implement, and support HL7 and other electronic interfaces using TruBridge’s Interface Management System
- Work with customers and vendor partners to manage interface development and support
- Troubleshoot interface issues, identify needed changes, and modify interface messages for new requirements
- Create documentation and diagrams to support education, implementation, and post-implementation support
- Collaborate with developers and engineers to improve integration methods and build custom functionality when needed
What You Need
- Strong written and verbal communication and solid interpersonal skills
- Strong organizational, multi-tasking, and time-management skills
- Detail-oriented with reliable follow-through to resolution
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office
- Comfort with computer programming concepts
- Ability to work analytically in a problem-solving environment and stay flexible when priorities shift
Benefits
- Remote work with a work/life balance approach
- Robust benefits offering, including 401(k)
- Generous time off allotments
- 10 paid holidays annually
- Employer-paid short term disability and life insurance
- Paid parental leave
If you’ve got some HL7 exposure (or you’re ready to level up fast) and you like technical customer-facing work without constant hand-holding, this one’s worth a look.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…