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Seeking an experienced Merative Merge PACS Administrator for a short-term CONTRACTOR role to support enterprise medical imaging systems during a significant PACS change project with an emphasis on systems and application support and troubleshooting.  

  

  • Must have experience as a Merative Merge PACS Administrator.
  • Reviewing key components (ex. Monitors, Queues and Logs) of the PACS and Archive system ensuring a healthy platform
  • Taking appropriate actions or providing guidance to local team to ensure a healthy platform
  • Maintain the quality and integrity of medical images within the PACS and Archive system 
  • Troubleshoot and resolve PACS system and study level issues 
  • Collaborate with stakeholders in various departments to identify and implement integrations and technologies that enhance workflow efficiency for the clinical team 
  • Participate in project tasks, including supporting new radiology applications, integrations, and      technologies
  • Completing requests for specialized image exports  
  • Utilize HL7 and DICOM network experience to troubleshoot and resolve connectivity issues and error messages
  • Completing system impacting tasks after normal business hours

This is CONTRACT only role with possible remote opportunity

Requirements

  

  • Basic knowledge of SQL for running queries. 
  • Experience working with vendors.
  • Experience with PowerScribe for reporting and voice recognition systems  
  •  5+ years of current experience with Merative Merge PACS 
  • Strong understanding of radiology workflows and experience with RIS applications 
  • Experience interfacing with Merge PACS and Archive systems
  • Proficiency in troubleshooting HL7 and DICOM network protocols 
  • Associate or bachelor’s degree in a relevant field 
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