- Job title
- CLINICAL APPLICATIONS ANALYST 3 (1 of 2)
- Job location
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Job description
- Candidate will be responsible for providing Tier 2 support for a suite of Imaging IT applications including: Workflow Orchestrator (WFO), Diagnostic and Clinical Viewers, Vendor Neutral Archive with Enterprise Imaging integrations, Dictation systems, Radiation Dose management Systems, DICOM Router and other Imaging IT AI applications as directed by the manager and business need. Candidate will be responsible for working with departments throughout the UCSF enterprise to perform work/dataflow discovery, configure, test, and deploy imaging acquisition and image exchange workflows. Maintaining a good partnership with departments throughout the medical center is an important aspect of providing an excellent standard of care and customer service. Incumbent is required to meet with operational partners, develop Enterprise Imaging solution strategies and present options to leadership. Incumbent will be responsible for managing application upgrades and system change management.
Candidates must have strong experience in DICOM, HL7, FHIR, IOCM, and other Imaging IT workflows. In addition, the candidate will be a part of the Imaging IT Team, ITIL Service Management, Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), and change management processes. Successful candidates should thrive in a dynamic environment, deal well with conflict, lead system outages and internal change management processes, and manage multiple stakeholder requests daily. The candidate must be a self-starter and be able to manage small projects (less than 200 effort-hours) with a viable project delivery plan across other IT partners. The incumbent is required to participate in rotating evening and weekend on-call coverage. Candidates must work with their peers and leadership in preserving the UCSF PRIDE culture. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are a must.
Department Overview
The UCSF Department of Radiology Imaging IT team architects, implements, and manages the computer systems and networks needed to support more than 700,000 imaging studies annually. The Imaging IT team manages a complex application portfolio and end-user support. The Imaging IT portfolio supports over 28 imaging applications and over 100 diagnostic workstations. The team collaborates with cross-functional departments daily to deploy various imaging IT projects and workflows. The team provides Monday -Friday 8am to 5pm support including evening and weekend call to support the Medical Center needs.
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