Senior / Principal Systems Analyst

Roles & Responsibilities

Responsibilities:

• Oversee the team and provide day-to-day operational support of the hospitals and related IT systems.
• Partner the various departments in the execution of projects, implementation of medical devices, change requests and operations of hospital IT systems.
• Participate in clinical projects and be involved in the full cycle, which includes acquisition, management, usage of IT resources, capital planning, investment analysis, budgeting, implementation and performance measures.
• Resolve project issues with vendors and key stakeholders to ensure the smooth implementation of IT projects.
• Investigate processes to ensure system capabilities and process requirements are aligned.
• Ensure that the systems assigned are performing at optimal level and all established SLAs are met.
• Other duties as and when assigned.

Requirements:

• Degree or Diploma in Computer Science, Information Technology or equivalent.
• Minimum 8 years of experience in leading and hands-on SDLC management for medium to large scale application projects.
• Possess good interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to handle negotiations.
• Equipped with strong problem solving and analytical skills.
• Experiences and knowledge in the following area(s) preferred:
• healthcare related systems and solutions such as EMRs
• clinical systems and healthcare standards such as HL7 Messaging, ICD10, DICOM, DRG and Snomed CT, LOINC etc.
• clinical and ancillary applications/workflow
• software development and testing experience using Visual Basic, .NET applications, MS SQL server or Oracle database
• PMP and/or CITPM certified
• implementations with AI

Tell employers what skills you have

Medical Systems
Overseeing a Team
Hospital Information System
Liaising with project stakeholders
Process Improvement
Information Technology
Clinical Projects
Health Care Systems
Computer Science
System Strategy
DICOM
Conduct Negotiations
Visual Basic
Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills
test area
Clinical Engineering