Secret Network Technician with Security Clearance

Secret-Cleared Network Technician We are seeking a Secret-Cleared Network Technician to support networking and IT systems within a hospital laboratory environment. This is a newer requirement where the technician will have the opportunity to help establish processes and SOPs while providing hands-on support for critical lab systems, network devices, and connected equipment. Day-to-Day Responsibilities Support network infrastructure, MHS GENESIS, and laboratory systems and equipment. Troubleshoot connectivity between laboratory instruments and hospital systems. Configure and troubleshoot IP connectivity, ports, switches, servers, terminal servers, and endpoints. Install and configure workstations, servers, network devices, software, and connected lab equipment. Provide Tier 1 and Tier 2 support for hardware, software, networking, and connectivity issues. Support systems such as LIS, RALS, PACS, and Cerner Connectivity Engines. Perform system patching, monitoring, documentation, and DISA STIG compliance activities. Help create and improve SOPs, documentation, and technical processes as the environment develops. Work primarily from an office located directly outside the laboratory.

3 to 5+ years of hands-on networking and/or systems administration experience. Active Secret clearance / T3 eligibility. Current CompTIA Security+ CE certification. Hands-on experience troubleshooting TCP/IP connectivity, switches, servers, ports, and endpoints. Experience installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network-connected hardware and software. Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to work independently. Comfortable entering a developing environment where processes and SOPs may still need to be established. Preferred Qualifications Experience supporting MHS GENESIS. Previous experience within a hospital, laboratory, clinical, or military healthcare environment. Familiarity with LIS, RALS, PACS, HL7, Cerner Connectivity Engines, or laboratory instrumentation. Experience with DISA STIGs, system hardening, patching, or DoD IT environments.