Role: Salesforce Health Cloud or Life Sciences Cloud (Advanced Therapy Module (ATM)) Experience: 7+ years

India (Hybrid, Chennai / Vizianagaram or Remote)

Salesforce Health Cloud or Life Sciences Cloud, specifically

the Advanced Therapy Module, architecting integrations between Salesforce and external systems (LIMS,

ERP, EHR, logistics or courier platforms) using MuleSoft or similar tool

Lead end-to-end solution architecture for Salesforce implementations leveraging Health Cloud and Life Sciences Cloud, with deep focus on Patient Services Programs (PSP) and clinical operations.

• Design robust patient data models using the Unified Patient Record, Care Plans, Patient Journeys, and Life Sciences industry data model.

• Architect solutions for key Patient Services capabilities including:



o Patient enrollment & onboarding o Insurance perks verification & re-verification o Hub services & case management o Therapy orchestration & adherence programs o Personalized next-best-action / patient engagement o Adverse event / pharmacovigilance intake & reporting o Savings / copay assistance programs o Patient portals and self-service experiences

• Define technical strategy, integration architecture, security & sharing model, and governance for multi-org or hyper-cloud environments. Integration & Data Architecture

• Establish canonical models and APIs with Integration Layer/MDM and hub partners (e.g., Define and oversee data models, security architecture, API integrations (FHIR/HL7), and performance optimization strategies.Architect integrations between Salesforce and external systems (LIMS, ERP, EHR, logistics or courier platforms) using MuleSoft or similar tools.

• Ensure data lineage, identity resolution, and consent enforcement across patient touchpoints. Embed platform security (Shield, encryption, BYOK), SSO/JIT, auditability, and retention; Architect and design scalable, secure, and high-performance Salesforce solutions that align with industry best practices an

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