<p>We are seeking an experienced <strong>Salesforce Health Cloud Administrator</strong> to support and enhance a complex enterprise healthcare platform serving federal customers. This individual will be responsible for the day-to-day administration, configuration, security, support, and continuous improvement of Salesforce Health Cloud and related Salesforce environments.</p><p>The ideal candidate brings strong Salesforce administration experience with <strong>direct, hands-on Health Cloud expertise</strong>, combined with knowledge of healthcare workflows, data models, security, integrations, and production support.</p><p>Key Responsibilities</p><ul><li>Administer and configure <strong>Salesforce Health Cloud</strong>, including users, profiles, permission sets, sharing, security, objects, Lightning pages, Flows, validation rules, reports, and dashboards.</li><li>Configure and maintain Health Cloud-specific functionality and healthcare data models supporting patient/member and provider workflows.</li><li>Support Health Cloud data structures aligned with <strong>FHIR and healthcare interoperability standards</strong>. Salesforce's clinical data model is designed to align with FHIR, making this an important differentiator from general Salesforce administration. [help.salesforce.com], [help.salesforce.com]</li><li>Manage Salesforce environments, sandboxes, configuration changes, deployments, and production support.</li><li>Troubleshoot user, configuration, data, security, automation, and application issues.</li><li>Partner with Salesforce developers, architects, DevOps engineers, integration engineers, QA, cybersecurity, and business teams.</li><li>Support integrations between Health Cloud and EHR/EMR, API, data, and external healthcare systems.</li><li>Maintain security, auditability, data access, and change-control standards within regulated healthcare/federal environments.</li><li>Participate in testing, UAT, release management, documentation, and production validation.</li><li>Monitor platform health, technical debt, adoption, data quality, and administrative best practices.</li></ul>