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Senior Integration Coordinator

Redox · Remote · Remote

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About Redox

Backed by Battery.

About the role

Independently manage and complete multi-week integration projects from kickoff to go-live without regular guidance. Execute tasks related to data gathering, configuration, and troubleshooting for medium-complexity projects across diverse product lines.

What they're looking for

  • Hands-on experience using AI tools (e.g., Claude, Gemini, NotebookLM) to support project work, documentation, or data analysis — we'll discuss your AI experience and scope during interviews
  • Healthcare, APIs, Interface Engines
More about this role

Redox is on a mission to accelerate healthcare’s transformation with useful data. Redox Engine, a flexible interoperability platform, connects and powers real-time healthcare data exchange. With just one connection, data can be orchestrated across a growing network of 12,000+ systems and organizations, including 100+ electronic health record systems (EHRs). Redox processes over 1.2 billion messages per month across our health tech vendor, provider, payer, EHR, and life sciences customers.

In this role, you’ll leverage your project management expertise, analytical skills, and knowledge of interoperability standards to normalize data for our APIs - enabling all applications on the Redox network to seamlessly integrate with your solution.

Your impact goes beyond technical execution. You’ll be a trusted advisor to both application teams and healthcare organizations, providing strategic guidance on implementation, project progress, and go-live support.

From day one, you’ll collaborate with a committed team, making a meaningful impact while growing in the areas that interest you most.

Independently manage and complete multi-week integration projects from kickoff to go-live without...

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