Business Analyst - Healthcare Digital Transformation
vTech Solution•Lower St. Marys, Fredericton
Full-time15+
$187k - $227k
per year
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 9/5/2026•Expires 10/5/2026
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Job Description
Job Summary:
The Business Analyst (BA-TOMS) plays a critical role in driving large-scale transformative healthcare and digital health initiatives within Canadian healthcare environments. This role involves strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, and program management to support the development and implementation of sustainable, cost-effective healthcare systems. The analyst will collaborate with senior executives and interprofessional teams to align business objectives with operational and technological solutions.
Responsibilities:
• Facilitate multi-entity discussions and workshops to align stakeholder goals and obtain consensus on complex healthcare initiatives such as hospital amalgamations and shared services.
• Engage with senior-level executives, clinicians, IT, privacy, and security teams to support Clinical Information Systems and other digital health projects.
• Lead project and program management activities across multiple concurrent workstreams, ensuring progress monitoring, risk management, and resource allocation.
• Develop and support healthcare operating models including governance, organizational structure, clinical training, technology enablement, and standard operating procedures.
• Prepare polished communications, including executive-level status updates and briefing notes, to influence change and foster collaboration.
• Design, implement, and evaluate policies, clinical programs, operations, and IT infrastructure to promote a high-quality, sustainable healthcare system. Required Skills & Certifications:
• University degree in Business Administration, Health Informatics, Information Technology, or related discipline, or equivalent professional experience.
• 10+ years of Canadian healthcare experience managing multi-organizational partnerships and digital health initiatives.
• 15+ years of consulting experience in strategic planning, business planning, and operating model development for complex digital health projects.
• 10+ years of government and health system management experience, including strategic leadership and project/program management.
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, including polished presentation and briefing capabilities. Preferred Skills & Certifications:
• Experience facilitating large-scale healthcare/digital health workshops and stakeholder alignment (10+ years).
• Experience working with Clinical Information Systems or IT/digital health projects in Canada (8+ years).
• Experience supporting healthcare operating model development in matrixed environments (5+ years).
• Project/program leadership experience managing large-scale healthcare initiatives (10+ years).
• Fluency in a second language, preferably bilingualism. Special Considerations:
• Must be adept at managing sensitive subject matters requiring consensus among diverse stakeholders.
• Ability to work in a complex, matrixed healthcare environment involving multiple organizations and governance structures. Scheduling:
• Standard business hours with potential requirements for flexible availability to meet project deadlines and stakeholder needs.
Required Skills
Business AdministrationHealth InformaticsInformation TechnologyCanadian healthcareconsultingstrategic planningbusiness planningoperating model developmentgovernment managementproject managementfacilitating workshopsstakeholder alignmentClinical Information SystemsIT projectsdigital health projectshealthcare operating model developmentproject leadershipbilingualism
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