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Business Analyst (BA3) – Target Operating Model Specialist

Requisition:

RQ00379 Program:

Provincial Clinical Information Solution Program Client:

New Brunswick Department of Health Positions:

1 Location:

Remote, with travel to New Brunswick approximately once per month

About the Role

The

New Brunswick Department of Health

is seeking a senior

Business Analyst (BA3) – Target Operating Model Specialist

to support the development and implementation of the Target Operating Model (TOM) for the Provincial Clinical Information Solution (CIS) Program. New Brunswick is undertaking a major healthcare transformation to move from multiple standalone hospital information systems toward a unified, standardized, and integrated provincial Clinical Information Solution. The Target Operating Model will define how the future CIS ecosystem will operate and be sustained across the province, including clinical, business, technical, and operational capabilities, governance, roles and responsibilities, service delivery, and cross-organizational collaboration. This is a

strategic consulting and operating-model role

requiring extensive experience working with healthcare organizations, government, senior executives, regional health authorities, shared services, and complex multi-entity transformation programs. Key Responsibilities

Support the end-to-end development of the

Target Operating Model

for the provincial Clinical Information Solution. Develop and maintain the CIS

Capability Model , including core capability domains, maturity requirements, dependencies, and supporting artifacts. Assess current-state capabilities and define the desired future-state operating model and maturity. Facilitate workshops and strategic working sessions with provincial leadership, regional health authorities, government stakeholders, shared services, and program teams. Establish and facilitate alignment on operating-model principles, design guardrails, decision rights, governance, and accountability. Define the functional distribution of roles, responsibilities, capabilities, and cross‑entity interfaces within a multi‑organization operating environment. Support analysis of service delivery options, including

in‑house, shared services, hybrid, and other operating models . Develop business cases and recommendations to support service delivery and operating‑model decisions. Assess organizational, clinical, technical, and operational impacts associated with proposed operating models. Coordinate stakeholder input, decisions, dependencies, risks, and issues across multiple workstreams. Lead or support the development of operating‑model frameworks, processes, governance structures, and supporting artifacts. Coordinate teams and stakeholders responsible for developing operating‑model deliverables and ensure work remains on track. Provide strategic guidance on organizational structure, governance, service delivery, clinical enablement, technology enablement, and operational sustainability. Manage concurrent workstreams within a complex, matrixed healthcare transformation environment. Prepare executive‑level status reports, briefing notes, presentations, recommendations, decision records, and governance materials. Monitor progress, dependencies, risks, resources, and milestones across the operating‑model program. Facilitate consensus and resolve competing priorities across organizations and stakeholder groups. Provide hands‑on support in developing program artifacts and deliverables from planning through implementation. Must‑Have Qualifications

Education

University degree in

Business Administration, Health Informatics, Information Technology, or a related discipline , or an equivalent combination of relevant education and professional experience in healthcare or information systems. Healthcare & Transformation Experience

10+ years of Canadian healthcare experience

working within complex, multi‑organizational environments. Demonstrated experience navigating and managing

multi‑entity healthcare partnerships , such as shared services, shared Clinical Information Systems, hospital amalgamations, regional health authorities, or provincial health networks. 15+ years of consulting experience

in strategic planning, business planning, operating‑model development, or large‑scale transformation initiatives. 10+ years of government and/or health system management and planning experience, including strategic leadership, program management, policy, clinical programs, operations, administration, or healthcare IT infrastructure. Proven experience supporting large‑scale

healthcare or digital health transformation programs . Experience working with senior executives, government leaders, healthcare executives, clinicians, technology teams, an