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In this role, you are responsible for the administration and maintenance of clinical information systems, supporting users, handling incident requests, and further developing IT security measures.
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Your role in the team
- You are responsible for the administration and maintenance of our clinical information systems.
- You will share responsibility for the further development of IT security measures (NIS 2.0).
- You support our users in using clinical applications and handle incident requests in 1st- and 2nd-level support.
- You work closely with internal departments, key users, and external software vendors to ensure the stable and efficient operation of our systems.
- You create and update documentation, user guides, and training materials.
- You will contribute to IT and digitalization projects, as well as to the ongoing development of our clinical information systems and medical applications.
- You support the implementation of new software solutions in close collaboration with the relevant departments.
- After an onboarding period of approximately 8–10 months, you will join the IT on-call rotation, making an important contribution to ensuring IT operations outside regular working hours.
Our expectations of you
Education
- Completed IT education (IT apprenticeship, technical college, HTL or university of applied sciences)
Qualifications
- Structured, analytical, and responsible approach to work
- Excellent teamwork skills and a high level of commitment and initiative
- Very good written and spoken German and English skills
Experience
- Knowledge and experience in implementing NIS 2.0 requirements
- Ideally, experience with clinical information systems, medical applications, and digital processes in healthcare.
- Experience in application support, system administration, and IT support
What we offer
- A modern company with traditional values
- Flat hierarchies and open communication
- Personally onboarding new employees
- Established internal and external training and development opportunities
- Paid lunch break for working hours exceeding 6 hours
- 2 additional vacation days per year
- An additional week of vacation starting at age 43
- Affordable, high-quality lunch
- Styria Climate Ticket or travel allowance
- Paid parking
- Secure, covered bicycle parking area
- Comprehensive workplace health management
- A wide range of works council benefits and employee discounts
- State-certified family-friendly employer
Benefits
Work-Life-Integration
Higher take-home pay
Topics you will work on
Job locations
About your employer
We are a nonprofit acute hospital located in the heart of Graz. With 197 beds, we contribute to health care services in Styria. We have five medical departments (internal medicine, otolaryngology, surgery, anesthesia and pain therapy as well as an institute for radiology). With all functional areas and administrative offices currently employing around 460 employees, the Elisabethinen Hospital is a major employer in our community.
- Established Company
- Onsite
- Healthcare, Social Sector
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