Location: Indianapolis, IN
Company: Careerbuilder-US
(RIS). --- Structured and independent way of working. --- Strong team player and the willingness for further training --- Good written and spoken communication skills. --- Must be able to demonstrate a minimum of 5 years' experience in the following applications: --- Indiana (Indianapolis area) --- Radiology Medical Imaging: --- Change Health / Mc Kesson HMI --- Cardiology Medical Imaging / Hemo --- Change Health CPACS / Hemo --- Fuji Synapse Prosolv --- Tennessee (Nashville area) --- Radiology Medical Imaging: --- Merative Merge --- Cardiology Medical Imaging / Hemo --- Merge Cardio / Hemo Skills preferred: --- Basic knowledge of current server operating systems, virtual environments, and networks
as well as the safe handling of client hardware / software --- Working knowledge of VPN (virtual private network) and NAT (network address translation) technologies.
--- Knowledge / experience using Service Now ITSM. Typical Day to day tasks: --- Rounding - Provide elbow support to providers / clinicians. --- Maintaining, managing, and troubleshooting of the PACS / CPACS systems. --- Managing and implementing the storage of all received digital images from a variety of sources to build and maintain routing solutions for diagnostic images. --- Developing and planning strategies and providing technical support. --- Serving as a point of contact for the further development and improvement
of a system in a medical facility. --- Support multiple systems such as Merge PACS, Intele Rad PACS, Mc Kesson PACS, Laurel Bridge, DICOM Systems, Fuji Synapse PACS --- Install, configure and administer the connection of modalities in the existing network --- Jointly responsible for the administration of user profiles --- Managing the updating and archiving of image data --- Managing supplier relationships and maintaining technology --- Collaborate with the IT infrastructure team to communicate storage and compute needs for the PACS applications
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