Jobs at Nhs in Grande-Bretagne

The Imaging Systems Administrator for The HLH Imaging Group will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of PACS/Imaging IT processes within the organisation. This position involves providing support to the Imaging Informatics Manager by managing support tickets, data entry, teamwork and contributing to the overall operational running of the company.

• Support daily operation of imaging informatics IT platforms (PACS/RIS).
• Manage and maintain training environments for new radiologists.
• Create and administer user accounts.
• Contribute to monthly PACS/IT rota responsibilities.
• Manage thoracic and cardiac workflows, including allocation and report tracking.
• Provide technical and operational support to colleagues across NHS and private hospitals.
• Assist with troubleshooting, multitasking, and reprioritising tasks as needed.
• Participate in flexible working patterns, including some weekend availability.

The HLH Imaging Group is a leading teleradiology company specialising in cardiothoracic imaging. We provide services for the UK Lung Cancer screening programme, NHS Trusts, private healthcare providers, academia and industry partners including work with artificial intelligence (AI) companies. As we continue to grow, we are seeking a skilled and motivated Imaging Systems Administrator to join our dynamic team.

1. The candidate will work under the discretion of the Imaging Informatics Manager and Senior PACS Systems Specialist. The nature of the role and responsibilities will be fluid and the below is a guide only. Some of the roles described may become the sole or main responsibility of the candidate, others may change from time to time.
2. The candidate will ideally have a core knowledge of Imaging informatics, including principles around PACS / RIS systems.
3. The candidate will support their other colleagues in the day to day running of the IT platform.
4. The candidate will support the training of new radiologists by managing and maintaining training environments in our IT platform.
5. The candidate will support or take on the role of the monthly PACS rota.
6. The candidate will be responsible for the creation and management of new user accounts.
7. The candidate will manage non-lungscreening thoracic and cardiac workflows including tracking of allocation and reports.
8. The candidate must have the ability to truly multitask across a range of processes and tasks every day, with the ability to re-prioritise work as requested or needed.
9. The candidate must be highly organised, can track, work through and come back to different threads and workstreams.
10. A candidate's knowledge of Cimar UKLtd and / or HaloITSM would be desirable but not essential.
11. The candidate would be comfortable working from home across a range of accounts with good communication skills, interacting with a range of personnel internally, across NHS and private hospitals.
12. The job will require a rolling rota of weekend work.
13. The company will provide appropriate training and equipment.

• Previous experience working with PACS/RIS systems in a healthcare or radiology environment.
• Strong organisational skills with the ability to multitask and reprioritise effectively.
• Experience in user account administration and IT system support.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills for working with NHS and private hospital staff.
• Comfortable with remote working and collaborating across teams.
• Willingness to undertake training and learn new systems as required.
• Knowledge of Cimar UK Ltd and/or HaloITSM platforms.
• Familiarity with NHS and private hospital workflows and processes.
• Experience supporting clinical training environments or educational IT systems.
• Background in IT support or health informatics.

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.