Brio Digital
Integration Engineer

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Role: Integration Engineer (Rio EPR)
Rate: £550/day Inside IR35
Duration: 6 Months
Location: Remote with occasional travel as needed
We are looking for an Integration Engineer with strong hands-on experience of the Rio EPR platform to support a major integration programme.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, implement and maintain integration solutions with a primary focus on Rio EPR, ensuring seamless data flow between Rio and other clinical and corporate systems.
- Configure and develop Rio EPR interfaces, including patient administration, community, mental health and scheduling modules, to support end-to-end clinical workflows.
- Work closely with clinical, operational and IT stakeholders to capture integration requirements and translate them into Rio-centric technical designs.
- Develop and manage interfaces between Rio EPR and other key NHS systems such as PAS, LIS, clinical systems, data warehouses and third party applications.
- Troubleshoot and resolve Rio EPR integration issues, including interface errors, data mapping problems and message failures, ensuring minimal disruption to services and patient care.
- Ensure all Rio integrations comply with NHS interoperability standards, information governance, security and data protection requirements.
- Collaborate with Rio EPR vendor teams and other external partners to configure, test and optimise integrations and upgrades.
- Document Rio interface designs, message mappings, workflows and system configurations in a clear and reusable way.
- Provide technical guidance and knowledge transfer to internal teams on Rio EPR integration patterns, best practice and support processes.
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Key Skills and Experience
- Strong, recent experience delivering integrations in an NHS environment with specific hands-on exposure to Rio EPR.
- Good understanding of Rio data model, modules and common integration points with other NHS systems.
- Proficiency in interoperability standards such as HL7 v2, FHIR, IHE and associated data exchange patterns.
- Experience using interface engines such as Mirth Connect, Infor Cloverleaf or similar to build and support Rio interfaces.
- Solid knowledge of wider NHS applications including EPR/EHR, PAS, CIS and reporting or analytics platforms.
- Understanding of health information standards, data exchange formats and security protocols (including IG, GDPR and clinical safety considerations).
- Excellent troubleshooting and problem solving skills, particularly around complex interface and data issues.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively with clinicians, operational teams, suppliers and technical stakeholders.


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