Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
20 Nov, 26
Salary
50000.0
Posted On
21 Sep, 26
Experience
3 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
Yes
Skills
Industry
Biotechnology
Business Analyst – Business Intelligence (BA3)
Client: Department of Health, New Brunswick
Program: Symbio – Clinical Information Solution (CIS) Program
Requisition: RQ00381
Location: Remote within Canada, with travel to New Brunswick at least once per month
Duration: September 28, 2026 – September 27, 2028
Extension: Two optional one-year renewals
Employment Type: Contract, Full-Time
Hours: 7.5 hours/day | Approximately 500 business days
Job Overview
The Department of Health is seeking an experienced Business Analyst – Business Intelligence to support the Symbio Clinical Information Solution (CIS) Program.
New Brunswick is undertaking a major healthcare transformation to transition from standalone hospital information systems to a unified, standardized, and integrated Clinical Information Solution. The Business Intelligence function will play a critical role in enabling consistent, data-driven decision-making across clinical, operational, and administrative areas of the provincial healthcare system.
The successful candidate will act as a liaison between the Symbio Program and clinical, technical, operational, and business stakeholders across the healthcare system, including Regional Health Authorities, Service New Brunswick, and the Department of Health.
This role requires a highly experienced Business Analyst with a strong background in Canadian healthcare, digital health transformation, Clinical Information Systems, Business Intelligence, data/reporting, stakeholder engagement, workflow analysis, and requirements management.
Key Responsibilities
Mandatory Qualifications
Candidates must clearly demonstrate all of the following requirements:
M1 – Education
M2 – Canadian Healthcare & Digital Health Experience
M3 – Business Intelligence Requirements Experience
Experience must include:
M4 – Availability
M5 – Resume Requirement
M6 – Submission Limitation
Desired Skills & Experience
S1 – Stakeholder & Meeting Coordination
6+ years of experience planning, scheduling, and coordinating meetings involving large numbers of stakeholders across multiple organizations and roles.
Experience should include:
S2 – Communication, Facilitation & Presentation
8+ years of experience demonstrating exceptional verbal, written, facilitation, and presentation skills.
Ability to effectively communicate and facilitate discussions related to:
Experience presenting to diverse audiences including:
Strong experience developing PowerPoint presentations, briefings, and stakeholder communication materials is required.
S3 – Documentation & Organizational Skills
8+ years of experience demonstrating strong organizational and documentation capabilities, including:
S4 – Consensus Building
6+ years of experience achieving consensus across multiple organizations, programs, or stakeholder groups within complex healthcare environments.
Experience should include facilitating agreement on:
S5 – Clinical & Operational Workflow Analysis
8+ years of experience analyzing and documenting:
Experience must involve large, complex:
S6 – Bilingual Communication
Required Technical & Functional Skills
Candidates should possess strong experience in:
Key Deliverables
The successful candidate will be responsible for producing:
Ideal Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate is a senior-level Business Analyst with extensive Canadian healthcare and digital health experience, particularly supporting large-scale Clinical Information System implementations and healthcare transformation initiatives.
The candidate should have a proven ability to bridge the gap between clinical stakeholders, business teams, operational leaders, technology teams, and Business Intelligence functions. Strong expertise in translating complex healthcare requirements into actionable reporting, analytics, data, and functional requirements is essential.
Experience working with provincial healthcare systems, regional health authorities, hospitals, and multi-stakeholder transformation programs will be highly valuable.
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Business Analyst – Business Intelligence (BA3)
Client: Department of Health, New Brunswick
Program: Symbio – Clinical Information Solution (CIS) Program
Requisition: RQ00381
Location: Remote within Canada, with travel to New Brunswick at least once per month
Duration: September 28, 2026 – September 27, 2028
Extension: Two optional one-year renewals
Employment Type: Contract, Full-Time
Hours: 7.5 hours/day | Approximately 500 business days
Job Overview
The Department of Health is seeking an experienced Business Analyst – Business Intelligence to support the Symbio Clinical Information Solution (CIS) Program.
New Brunswick is undertaking a major healthcare transformation to transition from standalone hospital information systems to a unified, standardized, and integrated Clinical Information Solution. The Business Intelligence function will play a critical role in enabling consistent, data-driven decision-making across clinical, operational, and administrative areas of the provincial healthcare system.
The successful candidate will act as a liaison between the Symbio Program and clinical, technical, operational, and business stakeholders across the healthcare system, including Regional Health Authorities, Service New Brunswick, and the Department of Health.
This role requires a highly experienced Business Analyst with a strong background in Canadian healthcare, digital health transformation, Clinical Information Systems, Business Intelligence, data/reporting, stakeholder engagement, workflow analysis, and requirements management.
Key Responsibilities
Mandatory Qualifications
Candidates must clearly demonstrate all of the following requirements:
M1 – Education
M2 – Canadian Healthcare & Digital Health Experience
M3 – Business Intelligence Requirements Experience
Experience must include:
M4 – Availability
M5 – Resume Requirement
M6 – Submission Limitation
Desired Skills & Experience
S1 – Stakeholder & Meeting Coordination
6+ years of experience planning, scheduling, and coordinating meetings involving large numbers of stakeholders across multiple organizations and roles.
Experience should include:
S2 – Communication, Facilitation & Presentation
8+ years of experience demonstrating exceptional verbal, written, facilitation, and presentation skills.
Ability to effectively communicate and facilitate discussions related to:
Experience presenting to diverse audiences including:
Strong experience developing PowerPoint presentations, briefings, and stakeholder communication materials is required.
S3 – Documentation & Organizational Skills
8+ years of experience demonstrating strong organizational and documentation capabilities, including:
S4 – Consensus Building
6+ years of experience achieving consensus across multiple organizations, programs, or stakeholder groups within complex healthcare environments.
Experience should include facilitating agreement on:
S5 – Clinical & Operational Workflow Analysis
8+ years of experience analyzing and documenting:
Experience must involve large, complex:
S6 – Bilingual Communication
Required Technical & Functional Skills
Candidates should possess strong experience in:
Key Deliverables
The successful candidate will be responsible for producing:
Ideal Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate is a senior-level Business Analyst with extensive Canadian healthcare and digital health experience, particularly supporting large-scale Clinical Information System implementations and healthcare transformation initiatives.
The candidate should have a proven ability to bridge the gap between clinical stakeholders, business teams, operational leaders, technology teams, and Business Intelligence functions. Strong expertise in translating complex healthcare requirements into actionable reporting, analytics, data, and functional requirements is essential.
Experience working with provincial healthcare systems, regional health authorities, hospitals, and multi-stakeholder transformation programs will be highly valuable.
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