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Piedmont HealthCare seeks a senior cybersecurity leader to develop and implement a comprehensive security program across its enterprise. You will oversee incident response, threat assessment, and system architecture while guiding the IT strategy alongside the CIO.
The role requires extensive experience in clinical security settings, budgeting responsibilities, and capability building across teams. Local travel to support PHC operations is expected.
Promote an innovative, forward thinking culture to develop, implement and monitor a strategic, comprehensive enterprise cyber security program. Lead a multidisciplinary team responsible for cyber incident response, monitoring, threat assessment/mitigation, cyber systems architecture design and implementation while advancing enterprise cyber security capabilities. At part of the IT Management team, help develop and implement the over-arching IT strategy for Piedmont HealthCare.
Reports to the Chief Information Officer
Cyber Security Team Members
EDUCATION:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Business Systems or a Healthcare related field with a significant technical component. Significant and relevant work experience and/or technical certification can be substituted for education on a year-for-year basis.
8+ years of relevant experience deploying and/or administering cybersecurity solutions, preferably in a clinical setting, and preferably in a large ambulatory physician practice.
Relevant technical certifications are preferred. Requires strong knowledge of and experience with multiple enterprise security solutions to include SIEM, E-mail Gateways, Firewall, MultiFactor authentication, IDS, IPS.
All IT team members are entrusted with significant rights to sensitive data, including corporate financial and business data as well as patient protected health information (PHI). The privacy and security of patient data is guaranteed under the provisions of the Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996. Therefore, IT team members are expected to have a good working knowledge of the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules. IT team members are expected to exemplary practitioners of all PHC policies pertaining to privacy and cybersecurity and resources for other PHC team members to consult with questions about privacy and cybersecurity best practices.
Most work will occur in an office setting, computer facility, and clinical offices. Local travel is required. Minimal exposure to communicable diseases is possible.
Standing and sitting for long periods while doing computer input and responding to phone questions are likely. Must have ability to bend, stoop, twist and work with computer equipment. Occasional stress in working with tense users and multiple tasks is likely.