IT System Administrator (m/w/d) / Application Supervisor (m/w/d) – IT and Medical Technology Division, System Management and Image Processing Systems Department

IT-System Administrator (m/w/d) / Application Manager (m/w/d) – IT and Medical Technology Division, System Management and Image Processing Systems

The University Hospital Magdeburg is an institution of public law (A.ö.R.) and, together with the Faculty of Medicine of Otto-von-Guericke University, embodies UNIVERSITÄTSMEDIZIN MAGDEBURG. This is with its approximately 1,100 beds in 27 clinics and with 28 institutes or associated areas the largest health facility in the northern Saxony-Anhalt and, in addition to research and teaching, offers the entire spectrum of a multi-professional and highly specialized university maximum care. You can find more information about the IT and medical technology division here. Your mission: You make sure the hospital's clinical IT systems run reliably at any time and IT failures are quickly fixed. This makes you a decisive contribution to the safe and stable working operation – also behind the scenes.

You are responsible for the care of clinical information systems in the areas of cardiology, heart-thorax surgery, radiotherapy, pathology and other clinics The systems to be supervised include: Cardiology: CCW (Clinical Cardio Workflow) from GE, ISCV+Tomtec Intellispace Cardiovaskular from the company Philips, CWD (ClinicWindata) from Nexus E&L, Cardioy-Langzeit EKG, SentrySuit Pathology / Neuropathology: Information System CoFox, OMERO Open Microscopy Environment (OME) Radiotherapy: ARIA Varian Information System. Oncentra, Brainlab, Mosaiq. Cross-departmental information systems: chili-image distribution system campuswide Further information systems: Sonowin from MESO (Gastroenterology, Children's Hospital and other Clinics), rp scene for HNO, 3Mensio for Vascular Surgery and Cardiology, Intuitive (DaVinci robot) in the OP areas, Mirror in Plastic Surgery, Patient Call System Schauf in Radiation Therapy and Women's Hospital, Alice System of Hein&Löwenstein You address the users (m/w/d) of these information systems, identify their wishes and problems and solve them in close cooperation with the companies and other colleagues from IT and medical technology Monitor and analyze system performance with the help of monitoring tools You'll create and provide technical documentation, runbooks and emergency plans You work closely with network, security and application teams to ensure maximum availability You participate in IT projects and migrations, such as storage upgrades or database consolidation With your participation in the readiness for continuous system availability

Completed studies (e.g. computer science, business informatics) or comparable vocational training in IT At least 3–5 years of professional experience as a system administrator (m/w/d) with the above priorities Experience with imaging and image processing systems DICOM and HL7 knowledge Good knowledge of network bases (TCP / IP, VLAN, iSCSI) Analytical way of thinking, independent work and high readiness to use Very good knowledge of German and desire to work together

We offer you a safe and exciting workplace in a clinic of maximum care, research and teaching Flexibility that fits your life: sliding time and the possibility of mobile work Development that brings you further: Individual further education and training Sinn, who motivates: You work in one of the most modern university hospitals in Germany and actively shape the digital transformation in healthcare Team spirit at eye level: Interdisciplinary cooperation, open cooperation and collegial support More than just Benefits: Jobticket, occupational retirement, health promotion, structured onboarding and more. More good reasons for us as an employer can be found among our benefits for employees Payment: We offer you a collective, fair remuneration – depending on your qualification and experience up to the E11 payment group according to the Magdeburg A.ö.R. The details of the collective agreement can be found here. Instrumentation: The job is to be filled in full-time (38,5 hours/week) and indefinitely. .