Primary Accountability
This onsite IT Support Services Specialist Tier I Position is a member of a cross-functional high performance team. This exciting, at times challenging, position provides support for applications, connectivity and workflows commonly found on healthcare desktop computing devices. Moreover, this position requires the technical acumen to install applications and perform some Windows OS and desktop application configuration common to support service tasks. The individual must have a strong ability and desire to effectively assist customers, a willingness to continue to learn and grow while working as a valuable team member.
Description of Primary Responsibilities
- Serve as a Support Service Technician and IT liaison to non-clinical, clinical staff and providers.
- Take the personal initiative to engage customers, team members, vendors, and technical support specialist, and consultants to solve technical IT related issues.
- Demonstrate an effective professional acumen to work successfully in a customer care first diverse team environment.
- Take ownership to effectively engage and interact with team members to escalated end-user issues and provide first-line support to drive end user issue resolution.
- At times, provide assistance to the team as cross-coverage.
- As an IT customer liaison, at times, travel to distant CBHA facilities to effectively assist customers and identify opportunities to improve the customers IT ecosystem.
- At times, work non-production hours to perform duties which otherwise impact healthcare delivery.
- At times, provide remote technical support during on-call hours.
- Develop and deliver end-user basic support materials and training for existing or new applications.
- Develop and discuss with end-users proper use of applications, IT policies, and procedures.
- Document, update, and maintain internal IS support services workflows and policies.
- Actively participate in Support Service Help Desk meetings, Sprints, Engineering Design Meetings, and Departmental Meetings.
Technical Knowledge
A basic working knowledge and experience in:
- MS Windows 7-11 and basic understanding of Microsoft Server functions.
- Learning, researching, installing, updating, and maintaining desktop applications.
- Virtual applications and virtual desktops delivery.
- Active Directory, Group Policy Objects (GPO), and file security.
- Security roles and principles.
- Client-Server-Database application delivery model.
- IP Schemes, Networking TCP/IP, gateways, DNS and DHCP.
- Application workflow mapping.
- Change control management practices.
- The implementation of small to mid-size projects using project management strategies including constructing tasks, timelines while providing reports and updates.