Security Admin I (PRN) — Access & Identity

Lake Charles Memorial Hospital; Lake Charles (LA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Lake Charles Memorial Hospital in Lake Charles, LA seeks a Security Administrator I - Access and Identity (PRN) in the Information Systems department to secure networks and data. The role focuses on implementing security controls, preventing breaches, and guiding security policy while collaborating with IT and risk teams.

The ideal candidate has SIEM experience, relevant certifications, and a proven ability to translate risks to nontechnical stakeholders in a healthcare environment.

Qualifications

• Associates degree in Information Security or other related field.
• Proficiency with Cisco Firepower, IronPort, Umbrella, and AMP.
• Ability to manage SIEM products.
• Able to obtain SCI access clearance.
• Strong communication of security concepts to technical and nontechnical audiences.
• Experience with Project Management.
• Security+ required.
• CCNA CyberOps, PenTest+, CPENT valued.

Responsibilities

• Implement and maintain information security systems and controls.
• Prevent unauthorized access and respond to security incidents.
• Drive information security policies and risk mitigation across networks, firewalls, and log aggregation.
• Assist with incident response, threat intelligence, and regulatory compliance efforts.
• Translate technical risks into organizational risk for leadership review.
• Maintain data privacy and security measures across the organization.

Skills

Cisco Firepower

IronPort

Umbrella

AMP

SIEM management

SCI access

Communication skills

Project management

Security+

CCNA CyberOps

PenTest+

CPENT

Education

Associate degree in Information Security or related field

Security+ certification

Job description

Lake Charles Memorial Hospital in Lake Charles, LA seeks a Security Administrator I - Access and Identity (PRN) in the Information Systems department to secure networks and data. The role focuses on implementing security controls, preventing breaches, and guiding security policy while collaborating with IT and risk teams.

The ideal candidate has SIEM experience, relevant certifications, and a proven ability to translate risks to nontechnical stakeholders in a healthcare environment.