Clinical Systems Analyst III (#3546) permanent position in Miami, Fl (Will relocate if needed)
Posted 16 days ago
suncap technologyMiami (FL)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Clinical Systems Analyst IIITitle: Clinical Systems Analyst IIIJob Summary: 80-100K per yearResponsible for designing, implementing, and supporting specialized and highly critical systems (pharmacy, etc.) clinical application systems. Strong Cerner PharmNet Build experience is highly preferredKnowledge/Skills/Abilities:Ability to communicate effectively in English both verbally and in writing. OR Solid Windows Server skills and knowledge.Practical experience with project delivery and systems development life cycles.Shells & shell programming, etc.Solid UNIX shell programming skills and knowledge of AIX including: UNIX Commands.Working knowledge of HL7 and custom interface products.Working knowledge of one or more programming languages/ reporting systems, including COBOL,.Net, Java, XML, SQL, Crystal Reports.Minimum Job Requirements: 5 years experience designing, implementing, and supporting clinical application systems. 7 years experience in Information Systems development, implementation and support. BS in Computer Sciences/ Information Systems/related major or at least 5 years experience in Information Technology in a technical role. Expert Licensed Clinical Experience. Healthcare experience is highly desired. Solid clinical system configuration, design, implementation and administration (5+years hands-on experience), including one or more of the following: Electronic Medical Record/ Healthcare Information systems; Laboratory systems; Pharmacy systems; RadioloInformation TechnologyFlorida-Miami-WatePatient SystemsFull Time
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