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Role: CIS Clinical Business Analyst - Documentation(RQ00262 - DH)Client: Department of Health, New BrunswickType: ContractDuration: 2 years Work Model: Remote + monthly travel to New Brunswick (mandatory)About the RoleThe Department of Health, New Brunswick is undertaking a major healthcare transformation through the implementation of a province-wide Clinical Information Solution (CIS) under the Symbio Program. This initiative focuses on standardizing clinical practices and modernizing how care is delivered across the province.We are seeking a Clinical Business Analyst Documentation to support the standardization, build, and implementation of clinical documentation practices used by physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and other regulated healthcare professionals.This role works closely with clinical stakeholders, subject matter experts, and project teams to design, validate, and implement documentation standards and workflows within a CIS/EHR environment.Key ResponsibilitiesSupport the standardization, build, and implementation of Clinical Documentation practices and related workflows used throughout the healthcare systemAct as a subject matter expert on the impact that CIS and digitization of clinical processes will have on clinical documentation workflows and proceduresFacilitate engagement sessions to document current-state processes and validate future-state designsGather and define business and system requirements, conduct gap analysis, and complete current-state and future-state workflow designsWork closely with clinical stakeholders, subject matter experts, and project teams to design documentation standards adopted province-wideSupport seamless adoption of new Clinical Documentation standardsCreate and maintain detailed process documentation, workflows, use cases, user guides, and training materialsCollaborate with project teams to ensure smooth delivery and implementation, including effective stakeholder communication plansParticipate in build, validation, and testing of clinical content within the CISSome after-hours or weekend work may be required with prior approval.Mandatory QualificationsUniversity degree in Healthcare, Business Administration, or Information Technology, or an equivalent combination of education and experienceDemonstrated experience as a Clinical Business Analyst or Clinical Informatics Analyst responsible for documentation-related requirements gathering, workshop facilitation, use case analysis, business process analysis, detailed design activities, and business analysis documentation obtained in the last 10 yearsDemonstrated experience working within acute care Health Information Systems (EHR/CIS) and healthcare operations as it relates to documentationDemonstrated experience as a Business Analyst or Clinical Informatics Analyst on health information system or CIS implementation projects, with direct experience supporting documentation-related scopeAvailability to start work on or about January 19, 2026Preferred / Scored ExperienceDemonstrated experience as a Clinical Business Analyst responsible for documentation-related requirements gathering, workshop facilitation, use case analysis, business process analysis, detailed design or build activities, implementation, and business analysis documentation in areas such as CPOE, order sets, clinical documentation, or ancillary services (Pharmacy, Medical Imaging, Lab)Strong verbal and written communication, facilitation, and presentation skills in both French and EnglishDemonstrated facilitation experience leading workshops with healthcare providers to identify business and system requirements and develop user stories or use casesDemonstrated ability to work with a high level of self-direction and collaborate effectively with project teams, subject matter experts, and stakeholders at all levelsDemonstrated ability to multi-task and support multiple project streams simultaneouslyExperience using Microsoft Office 365 tools including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, Outlook, and TeamsExperience using Atlassian JIRA in a project or work environmentPrevious experience working within public health authorities with an understanding of public healthcare policies and practices