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Interim Technology Integration Director for a Healthcare Acquisition Platform

Netherlands·Healthcare & Life Sciences·Healthcare buy-and-build platforms· Amsterdam·Posted 25 September 2026

Applications close 8 December 2026

Healthcare buy-and-build platforms

Partner-sourced

Sourced through a partner search firm or the sponsor's own nomination committee, and verified before listing.

The problem this seat exists to solve

An acquisition platform needs a repeatable technology integration approach that preserves local service continuity while capturing group benefits. The director will connect pre-deal assessment with practical post-deal integration, preventing inherited risks from becoming unexpected group liabilities.

The repeatable integration process

1. Develop a technology diligence framework covering service reliability, integration complexity, contracts and investment requirements.

2. Translate diligence findings into a costed integration plan with priorities and dependencies.

3. Establish a minimum group operating baseline for identity, support, reporting and critical-service resilience.

4. Sequence migrations with local clinical and operational leaders and retain clear rollback arrangements.

5. Measure integration benefits and document a reusable process for the next acquisition.

What the sponsor should receive

**First month.** Review the acquisition pipeline and identify recurring integration risks.

**By month three.** Complete an integration blueprint and launch an agreed priority workstream.

**By completion.** Deliver accepted integration milestones and a repeatable diligence-to-handover playbook with verified costs and benefits.

Healthcare integration track record

The role requires senior healthcare IT integration leadership, transaction support exposure and practical delivery across multiple operating entities.

Additional useful experience includes private equity platform experience and repeatable integration methods for decentralised healthcare organisations.

Programme authority

The executive sponsor sets the mandate and approves material changes to scope or funding. The programme director leads the agreed workstreams and delivery forum; the designated business owner accepts the completed work.

Engagement length

The expected engagement is six to twelve months, normally four to five days a week, linked to delivery and acceptance milestones. Start date, remuneration, travel and on-site attendance will be agreed for the appointment.

Terms

Where the board sits
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Applications close
8 December 2026
Appointment
Interim executive
Engagement
The expected engagement is six to twelve months, normally four to five days a week, linked to delivery and acceptance milestones.
Cross-border
International candidatures are accepted.

Before you apply — this is an executive role

An interim mandate needs work authorisation. A board seat in the Netherlands usually does not.

This is the single most common way a cross-border interim engagement falls apart after it has been agreed. The visa-free position that applies to a non-executive director attending board meetings does not extend to an executive or operating role.

Position in the Netherlands
A non-executive or supervisory director attending meetings does not require a residence permit. Executive roles for non-EU nationals require a permit, commonly under the highly skilled migrant scheme.
On this brief
International candidatures are accepted.
How interim mandates work across borders

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