IT SECURITY PROGRAMMER/ANALYST

110 N MAIN ST, DAYTON, OH 45402

DEPT: CYBERSECURITY

Full-Time / Day Shift

The IT Security team ensures information availability and appropriate access by utilizing application tools and methods to enhance the value of Premier Health’s information security. The team supports security needs for regulatory, clinical, quality, enterprise, and financial areas.

The IT Security Programmer/Analyst - EPIC provides configuration and systems analysis support for a broad array of applications and projects as assigned. The position allows for the continued development of the employee’s basic information system knowledge, skills, and business process understanding. The position requires interaction with a wide and varied customer base, and the ability to influence and coordinate within the peer group is necessary.

Essential Duties & Functions:

1. Responsible for the processing and implementation of approved change requests and access requests within established service level agreements.

2. Responds to assigned system access incidents, providing support and assistance to all users to correct and avoid recurrence of problems.

3. Works as a team member on projects. Dimensions of project assignments range from simple stand-alone applications to large projects.

4. Provides back-up assistance to other team members and shares knowledge/education with fellow team members.

5. Receives assignments and works under minimal supervision of his/her immediate manager or senior-level team member.

6. Researches, learns and understands the Premier Health IT policies, procedures and practices, especially related to incident handling and service level agreements.

7. Demonstrates progressive growth in capabilities, productivity, and delivery as capability and capacity develops.

8. Participates in projects, including system design documentation, procedures, process and data flows, and may provide recommendations for system enhancements and replacements.

9. Evaluates software and hardware products and make recommendations for improving operations or processes.

10. Typical work hours are M-F 8am-5pm and may vary based operational need. May also be required to participate in a 24 x 7 on-call support rotation to meet the critical clinical and business needs of the organization.