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In this role, you will plan and maintain the network integration of medical devices, administer IT systems, and develop integration strategies to ensure the safe operation of connected systems.
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Your role in the team
- Planning, implementation, and support of network connectivity for medical devices.
- Administration and monitoring of IT systems, with a focus on integrating and supporting medical devices.
- Development and implementation of communication and integration strategies for medical IT and device systems.
- Collaboration with the IT department’s medical technology team, manufacturers, and clinical departments.
- Ensuring the stable, secure, and standards-compliant operation of the connected systems.
- Analysis and resolution of technical issues in live operations.
- Support for projects involving the digitalization and networking of medical systems.
- Documentation of system landscapes, processes, and technical solutions.
Our expectations of you
Education
- Completed degree in medical engineering, information technology, or a comparable qualification.
Qualifications
- Knowledge of medical device technology and the integration of medical systems.
- Knowledge of relevant guidelines, standards, and legal requirements, particularly the Medical Devices Operator Ordinance (MPBetreibV).
- Independent, structured, and responsible approach to work.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills.
- Resilient and able to handle stress, even in critical operational situations.
- Very good German skills at a minimum C1 level and good English skills at a minimum B2 level, both spoken and written, are required.
Experience
- Experience in IT systems and network administration.
- Ideally, experience with clinical communication standards and IT security requirements in healthcare.
- At least 3 years of professional experience.
What we offer
- Attractive remuneration up to pay grade E 10 under the TV-L collective agreement, depending on your personal qualifications.
- A permanent, secure position with one of Lower Saxony’s largest employers.
- 38.5-hour workweek in a full-time position.
- Attractive public sector benefits, including occupational pension provision and supplementary insurance.
- A wide range of training and development opportunities for your personal and professional growth.
- A collaborative, interdisciplinary team with a structured and personalized onboarding process.
- Exciting and responsible tasks at the intersection of research, healthcare, and research management.
- Comprehensive health benefits, including fitness, counseling, and preventive care programs.
- Excellent public transport connections for a stress-free commute.
Benefits
Work-Life-Integration
Higher take-home pay
Health, fitness & fun
Topics you will work on
Job locations
About your employer
The Medical University of Hannover's Hospital is the academic teaching facility for the university.
- 250+ Employees
- Established Company
- Onsite, Hybrid
- Education System
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