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Lead Applications Systems Programmer Analyst - Radiology IT Support, Hybrid

Posted 8 days ago

dartmouth healthNashua (NH)

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Job TitleBe a point of contact for oversight of strategic and operational projects for imaging systems with the abilty and understanding to manage Vendor Neutral Archive, DICOM router and provide advanced DICOM system knowledge and troubleshoot complex enterprise imaging systems. Performs advanced programming and analysis functions in the development and implementation of new systems, the revision of existing systems, and to support special projects. Mentors other Information Systems staff.
Responsibilities: Develops technology programs of major complexity and scope from abstract requirements. Acts as a systems expert in developing solutions to solve operational issues. Develops written materials for large-scale and/or complex projects. Presents controversial and/or complex information to large diverse audiences. Technical lead on medium to large scope programming projects which impact large segments of the organization at the campus or enterprise-wide level. develops and refines work management processes and methodologies. Trains others in technical areas and other skills. Maintains a broad understanding of both the organization and the health care industry. Empowers individuals, encourages employees toward responsibility and decision making. Promotes continuous learning and improvement. Conducts team meetings in the absence of manager or lead. Recommends hardware and software solutions for user needs. Plans, develops, directs, schedules, and/or assists in the deployment and/or enhancement of DH's information systems. Performs other duties as required or assigned.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree with six (6) years of experience or equivalent is preferred. Requires expert ability in multiple technologies or system/applications. Project management and application testing skills are desirable. Excellent organizational, analytical, problem solving, written, and verbal communication skills required. Comfortable with a variety of abstract and concrete variables. Evaluates and resolves complex problems in a sophisticated manner, using advanced judgment and critical thinking skills. Maintains a broad understanding of both the organization and the health care industry, anticipating system implications. Required Licensure/Certifications None

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