Senior Digital Health & Systems Integration Tech

NSW Health; Newcastle City Council; On-site; AUD 108,000 - 111,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Monthly Allocated Days Off

4 weeks annual leave

Paid parental leave

Salary packaging options

Fitness Passport

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Job summary

NSW Health is seeking a Senior Biomedical Technical Officer – Digital & Integration at John Hunter Hospital. The role focuses on implementing digital health initiatives and ensuring connected clinical technologies are secure, reliable, and fit for purpose.

You will resolve complex technical issues, support lifecycle management of medical devices and digital systems, and collaborate with clinicians, ICT professionals, vendors and specialist technical teams to improve patient care across

Qualifications

• AQF IV certificate or equivalent in a relevant field.
• Experience supporting medical devices, digital systems, ICT infrastructure or clinical technologies.
• Strong communication and collaboration with clinicians, ICT professionals and vendors.

Responsibilities

• Implement digital health initiatives across clinical technology.
• Resolve complex technical issues and escalate where needed.
• Support lifecycle management of connected clinical technologies.
• Contribute to cybersecurity and risk management of systems.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Medical devices

Cybersecurity awareness

Stakeholder engagement

Systems integration

Education

AQF IV certificate (Biomedical Engineering, Electronics, IT, Networking, Telecommunications)

Job description

NSW Health is seeking a Senior Biomedical Technical Officer – Digital & Integration at John Hunter Hospital. The role focuses on implementing digital health initiatives and ensuring connected clinical technologies are secure, reliable, and fit for purpose.

You will resolve complex technical issues, support lifecycle management of medical devices and digital systems, and collaborate with clinicians, ICT professionals, vendors and specialist technical teams to improve patient care across