Clinical Terminologist

• ​​​​​​Bring your knowledge of SNOMED, FHIR and AMT – clinical terminology experience to work
• Specified time opportunities open to any of the major cities in Australia - Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane
• Join CSIRO’s AEHRC! A truly collaborative, flexible and inclusive workplace and make improvements to healthcare

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The Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) is CSIRO’s national digital health research program, enabling the digital transformation of healthcare to improve services and clinical treatment for Australians and beyond. The NCTS Terminologist will join the Health Informatics Group in the Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC). The position will involve working closely with the AEHRC team and other collaborators and stakeholders in the creative development, management, and support of controlled medical terminology, and associated clinical terminology tools to meet the current and future needs of the Australian community.

We are actively seeking Clinical Terminologists having expertise in clinical terminology particularly SNOMED CT, FHIR, AMT experience, and are enthusiastic about making a hands-on contribution to delivering solutions that can be used across multiple projects in an increasingly information-based industry.

As a Clinical Terminologist, you’ll be responsible for creating, standardising and maintaining the SNOMED CT, FHIR, AMT and other terminology content for use, and to facilitate the safe and accurate exchange of information across the health sector. This opportunity come with a high degree of flexibility in working arrangements from home and office and we would prefer you to be Sydney-based where however we are open to other major cities.