.NET Application Systems Analyst/Programmer - Intermediate

Michigan Medicine; Ann Arbor (MI); Hybrid; USD 58,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare organization in Ann Arbor is seeking a .NET Application Systems Analyst/Programmer to support Radiation Oncology clinics. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, 2-3 years of experience, and be proficient in SQL, C#, and .NET. This full-time role requires a strong customer engagement skill set and the ability to handle multiple clinical applications. Competitive pay is offered between $58,000 and $80,000 annually.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years of progressive IT experience in a complex environment.
• Proficient in engaging with customers in a positive and supportive manner.
• Experience with programming languages: C#, Visual Basic, ASP, or .NET.

Responsibilities

• Support multiple clinical applications vital to Radiation Oncology operations.
• Implementation, maintenance, and support of Varian Aria and Varian Eclipse.
• Reporting to the state of Michigan regarding Certificate of Need.

Skills

SQL

C#

Visual Basic

.NET

Customer engagement

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology or related field

Tools

SQL Server

Visual Studio

Git Lab

Job description

.NET Application Systems Analyst/Programmer - Intermediate

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Base pay range

$58,000.00/yr - $80,000.00/yr

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Our preference is for a candidate who is able to work onsite here in Ann Arbor (Michigan) at least 3-4 times per week to start, for approx. the first six months. After that time, it will most likely drop down to being onsite only one time per week.

Job Summary

This role directly supports Radiation Oncology clinics at Michigan Medicine, Brighton, UMH-West, Providence/Ascension (Novi and Southfield), and will expand support to Sparrow, Muskegon, and Oakland/Troy clinics as they come online.

Given the complexity and scale of Michigan Medicine's clinical operations, HITS requires personnel with deep technical expertise and clinical understanding to ensure continuity and compliance.

Who We Are

Health Information Technology & Services (HITS) plays an integral role in the success of Michigan Medicine by providing clinicians, educators, researchers, students, and staff with exceptional technology-related information, products, services, and support.

The HITS Clinical & Revenue Cycle IT (CRC) division is responsible for more than 350 clinical and revenue cycle applications that clinicians, staff, and patients rely upon every day. The CRC team has subdivisions that support inpatient, ambulatory, departmental, and revenue cycle areas across Michigan Medicine (MM). CRC also oversees many of the major IT platforms and applications such as the electronic health record, virtual care, pharmacy, radiology, radiation oncology, registration, document management, billing, and much more. The CRC team is highly relied upon across the healthcare system and collaborates with operational partners to provide excellent service to the MM staff. Staff within CRC often interact with customers on a regular basis by implementing and configuring workflows, enhancements, optimizations, and new modules or software while also ensuring adequate change control and testing processes occur. Team members work on a vast array of projects that propel MM into the future.

Responsibilities

This position supports multiple clinical applications vital to Radiation Oncology operations across Michigan Medicine and affiliated clinics. Key responsibilities include implementation, maintenance, and support of the following systems:

• Varian Aria and Varian Eclipse
• Clinical billing systems
• Dosimetry Clinic Dashboard
• RadOnc Document and Treatment Approval
• Daily Treatment Statistics
• RadOnc Clinic Visits Website
• CANDI
• Certificate of Need (CON) reporting to the state of Michigan

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or related field or equivalent combination of education, certifications, and relevant experience
• 2-3 years of progressive IT experience in a complex environmentProficient in engaging with customers in a positive and supportive manner, regardless of the situation
• Experience with SQL
• Experience with at least one of the following programming languages: C#, Visual Basic, ASP, or .NET

Desired Qualifications

Experience with the following skills sets:

• Epic - specifically PB (Patient Billing), HB (Hospital Billing), interfaces to third-party systems (HL7), and Clarity
• SQL Server
• SSMS
• Git Lab
• Visual Studio

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Analyst, Information Technology, and Health Care Provider

Industries

Software Development, Technology, Information and Media, and Hospitals and Health Care