Application Analyst

What you'll be doing

This is a consulting role based onsite in the Los Angeles, CA area. You're coming in as an Imaging Applications Analyst II, meaning you've got real experience under your belt and can handle things with minimal supervision. The work splits roughly 75% operational and 25% design.

On the operational side, you'll troubleshoot, configure, validate, upgrade, and support enterprise wide clinical imaging applications. That includes off hour on call support when things pop up. You'll work independently on some projects and collaborate with a team on others.

The design portion involves leading implementations, upgrades, and solution conversions. You'll provide escalation support for tough issues, track down root causes through testing and analysis, and isolate problems before recommending fixes. You'll work closely with all IS teams to keep these imaging applications compliant with organizational standards.

You'll also support HL7 integration between Cerner EMR and all Imaging applications to keep data consistent across systems. Expect regular meetings with clinicians, vendors, and IT staff to develop or modify system specs. And yes ; after hours and weekend support is part of it since these systems run 24/7.

The tech stack you need

• Strong build experience within Cerner RadNet
• Fuji Synapse CV
• Provation
• GE MacLab
• XLtek ; this one's required
• A minimum of 3 years designing, configuring, maintaining, troubleshooting, upgrading, testing, and supporting clinical imaging apps (Cerner RadNet, Fuji PACS/CV, PowerScribe 360, Varian Aria, Natus Xltek, Provation or similar)
• A working knowledge of DICOM, HL7 and IHE is required
• Basic competency supporting Imaging Informatics system interfaces
• A working knowledge of Imaging Modalities: XR, USx MRIx CTx Nuclearx Mammox EKG

What would make you stand out

• Imaging AI experience is preferred but not required
• Experience with MSFT Nuance PIN (precision imaging network) and FUM (Follow Up Manager) is preferred too
• A Bachelor's degree in Computer Sciencex Healthcare Sciencex Financialsx Business or a related field ; or equivalent work experience will do just fine
• Candidates who understand business language well enough to explain application impacts without drowning people in jargon tend to do really well here. That analytical ability matters a lot.

The kind of person they need

You can analyze tricky workflow or application problems coldly and figure out what's actually feasible from both a technical perspective and a cost standpoint.You've done this long enough to estimate how long system changes will take without guessing blind. You know how to train clinicians too ; creating training plans x materials x delivering them directly to Faculty staff isn't something everyone enjoys but it's part of this role.

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