Senior Clinical IAM & SSO Architect – Healthcare

Fredericton, Canada | Posted on 10/28/2026

Job Description:Senior Clinical IAM & SSO Architect – Healthcare

Client: Service New Brunswick (SNB)

Position:Senior Clinical IAM & SSO Architect – Healthcare

Technical Classification: Technical Specialist 2 (TS2)

Contract Start Date: December 7, 2026, or earlier if possible

Contract End Date: December 6, 2028

Contract Duration: 2 years, with two optional 1-year renewals

Work Location: Remote, with travel to New Brunswick at least once per quarter

Work Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:15 AM–4:30 PM Atlantic Standard Time (AST)

Reporting To: Director of Symbio Solution Strategy, CIS Project

Language: English required; French is an asset

1. Position Overview

Service New Brunswick (SNB) is seeking a Senior Clinical IAM and Context Specialist (TS2) to support the design, assessment, and implementation of Identity and Access Management (IAM), authentication, clinical application integration, and contextual workflow capabilities for New Brunswick's provincial Clinical Information Solution (CIS).

The province is transitioning from multiple standalone clinical systems to a single provincial CIS. The successful candidate will assess current-state identity and access capabilities, identify technical gaps, develop target-state architecture recommendations, and support the integration of clinical applications and identity services across the provincial healthcare workplace.

The specialist will help establish a secure, consistent, and efficient clinical access experience, including Single Sign-On (SSO), tap-and-go technologies, session continuity,



contextual application launch, patient-context synchronization, clinician mobility, and integration with connected clinical systems.

This position requires a combination of enterprise architecture, hands-on technical implementation, clinical workflow knowledge, identity integration, troubleshooting, and stakeholder collaboration. The specialist will work closely with SNB enterprise architecture and IAM teams, CIS vendors, cybersecurity teams, clinical leaders, application owners, infrastructure teams, and operational support groups across Horizon and Vitalité.

The successful candidate will also mentor New Brunswick program personnel, facilitate knowledge transfer, and support the transition of implemented capabilities into sustainable operational support.

2. Key Responsibilities

A. Architecture Assessment and Strategy

Assess current-state and future-state identity integration, authentication, application modernization, and clinical access architectures.

Develop architectural recommendations aligned with provincial standards, enterprise architecture direction, and clinical workflow requirements.

Identify technical dependencies, architectural constraints, integration challenges, and implementation risks.





Evaluate opportunities to improve and consolidate access to the provincial CIS and connected clinical applications.

B. Clinical Authentication and Access Architecture

Assess and design authentication and access solutions, including:

Single Sign-On (SSO).

Tap-and-go and badge-based authentication technologies.

Federation and remote access solutions.

Shared workstation environments.

Clinical session management and session continuity.

Clinician mobility and session roaming.

Ensure authentication and access approaches support clinical efficiency and appropriate security controls.

C. Contextual Launch and Clinical Workflow Integration

Assess and validate clinician access workflows across clinical applications.

Support launch-in-context capabilities and contextual application launching.

Evaluate synchronization and sharing of patient context between multiple applications.

Assess workflow-aware application access, clinical application interoperability, and user workflow optimization.

Support continuity of clinical access as clinicians move between workstations and care settings.

D. Technical Solution Design and Proof of Concept

Develop detailed technical solution designs and implementation recommendations.

Participate directly in configuration, identity integration, testing, troubleshooting, proof-of-concept activities, and pilot implementations.

Validate authentication, identity integration, contextual launch, and clinical application access approaches.

Document solution options, technical findings, test results, and recommendations.

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