Healthtech Consultant - Business Analyst

Nordic Healthcare Group (NHG) • Toronto, ON

1d • Remote

About The Position

Healthtech, a Nordic Global Company based in Canada, delivers healthcare organizations with strategic advisory, clinical transformation, implementation solutions, and application support services for over 40 years. About the Opportunity We are actively building a Canada‑based talent pipeline of healthcare‑focused Business Analyst professionals to support current and upcoming projects across hospitals, provincial health authorities, and regional healthcare partners. These projects may include system implementations, workflow modernization, digital transformation initiatives, process redesign, optimization work, and broader change‑enablement efforts. We are engaging skilled professionals for both active needs and upcoming engagements, ranging from project‑based assignments to full‑time roles. By joining our talent network, you will be considered for a variety of initiatives that support improved operational performance, enhanced workflows, data‑driven decision‑making, and better outcomes across the Canadian healthcare landscape.

Requirements

• Experience as a Business Analyst within healthcare environments
• Strong understanding of clinical or operational workflows (inpatient, ambulatory, perioperative, ED, community care, or specialty workflows)
• Proficiency in requirements gathering, workflow documentation, functional specifications, and testing support
• Strong collaboration skills with clinical operations, IT teams, project managers, and leadership
• Located in Canada and eligible for Canadian‑based engagements

Nice To Haves

• Experience supporting Canadian healthcare environments, provincial health authorities, hospitals, community organizations, or regional systems, is highly valued.

Responsibilities

• Conducting workflow assessments and translating operational needs into system or process requirements
• Supporting implementation teams with documentation, validation, test script creation, and end‑to‑end testing
• Partnering with clinical and operational stakeholders across departments
• Supporting new systems implementations, upgrades, and optimization initiatives
• Gathering requirements, mapping workflows, and identifying process improvement opportunities
• Facilitating workgroups, design sessions, and user acceptance testing
• Ensuring alignment with Canadian quality, safety, regulatory, and interoperability standards

Benefits

• Ranked as a best place to work by nine publications, Nordic's culture provides our home office and consultants a supportive environment in healthcare that allows you to make a difference, be happy, and grow your career.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed