Healthcare POS Systems Support Analyst

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healthcare it leadersNew York (NY)

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About the role

Healthcare POS Systems Support Analyst | Manhattan, NY | 12-Month Contract | Immediate Start Healthcare IT Leaders is partnering with a leading healthcare organization in Manhattan to add a hands-on POS Systems Support Analyst. If you enjoy owning installations from planning through go-live, this is a strong fit. Work arrangement

Hybrid: on-site 50% of the time in Manhattan

Must be commutable to Manhattan

What you will do:

Install, configure, and test endpoint systems on-site, including POS credit card terminals terminals such as CBORD, Illumia, and Transact
Request and manage firewall rules and network configurations
Lead system installation projects end to end, coordinating timelines, vendors, and stakeholders
What you bring 5+ years of hands-on endpoint experience, including POS credit card terminal setup (not solely monitoring or oversight)
Working knowledge of structured cabling and physical network infrastructure
Strong networking and project management skills
Healthcare environment experience (highly preferred)
Why this role
Immediate start on a 12-month engagement
Visible, hands-on work with real ownership of projects
Collaboration with vendors and stakeholders across a healthcare setting This role is not open to vendors

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