IT Application Administrator for the Clinical Information System (CIS)

• Technical and administrative support for our Clinical Information System (CIS) with a focus on ORBIS
• Administration, configuration, and parameterization of modules in coordination with the respective departments
• Supporting our medical, nursing, and administrative users through 1st- and 2nd-level support
• Structured logging, analysis, and tracking of system issues and user inquiries
• Analysis of clinical and administrative processes and their mapping within existing HIS functionalities
• Participation in updates, release changes, testing, and quality assurance
• Support for the implementation of new modules and functions
• Maintenance and monitoring of interfaces to subsystems
• Transparent documentation of new findings and solutions, as well as participation in maintaining the internal knowledge base
• Collaboration on digitization and optimization projects
• Participation in the IT on-call rotation

• Completed IT training, particularly as an IT specialist (m/f/d) in the fields of data and process analysis, system integration, or application development
• Ideally, practical experience in managing complex specialized applications, in application support, or in the field of clinical information systems
• Ideally, experience in the healthcare sector or with a hospital information system
• A structured, analytical, and meticulous approach to work with a strong commitment to quality
• Ability to systematically identify, narrow down, and analyze complex issues
• Strong communication skills when interacting with various professional groups
• Willingness to thoroughly and sustainably familiarize yourself-both practically and theoretically-with a complex core system

Desirable, but not required:

• Experience with ORBIS or a comparable HIS
• Knowledge of interfaces (e.g., HL7)
• Experience in project management

What we offer:

• A position of responsibility within a central clinical core system, with the freedom to shape its digital development
• Full-time, permanent position with structured onboarding
• Compensation in accordance with the TVöD-BT-K collective bargaining agreement, including public sector benefits
• Close collaboration with medical, nursing, and administrative staff
• Individual continuing education and professional development
• Exciting and varied responsibilities

The Obergöltzsch Rodewisch Medical Center is a general care hospital with 290 authorized beds in the departments of Internal Medicine, Gynecology and Obstetrics, General, Visceral, and Vascular Surgery, Trauma and Joint Surgery, Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, anesthesiology, and intensive care medicine. Also affiliated with the hospital are the radiology, physical therapy, and laboratory departments, the central sterilization unit, and two medical care centers.