Analyst I (Woods) Image Informatics

Cincinnati Children's•Orleans, MA

5d•$61,402 - $78,291•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an Analyst I in Image Informatics at Cincinnati Children's, specifically at the Burnet Campus within the Pulmonary Medicine Department. The role involves managing customer/vendor relationships, responding to and resolving imaging systems related issues, analyzing and integrating data from MR and CT imaging, writing and optimizing software for image analysis, providing technical support for imaging systems, assisting with design and development of documentation and training materials, and managing small medical imaging projects.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in related field or equivalent combination of education and experience
0+ years of experience in a related job discipline

Nice To Haves

Experience in machine learning and/or deep-learning algorithms preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage Customer/Vendor Relationships - Build and maintain positive relationships with team members, department/division, vendors and key stakeholders.
Analysis - Respond to, troubleshoot, and resolve imaging systems related issue requests from the department and institution. Maintain issues log and troubleshooting guide. Document issue resolution and provide feedback to users on how to avoid consistent errors. Escalate issues to management with potential solutions. Monitor systems as necessary using available methods.
Integration – Data – Demonstrate competence in image analysis, programming, and integrating data and ideas in complex ways, specific to MR and CT imaging.
Software – Creation and optimization – Write and alter existing software in a variety of languages such as Matlab, Python, or C, to optimize and streamline image analysis.
Technical Support - Participate in the installation, configuration, updating, testing, and validation and ongoing support of imaging related systems. Ensure that data coming across systems interfaces meets the business need. Serve as liaison between the department, Information Services, and vendors.
Design and Development - Understand the downstream impact of changes in technology. Assist in the writing and preparation of user documentation and training materials. Assist with and conduct training as needed.
Project Management - Manage small medical imaging projects. Create and maintain project plans to ensure timely completion of projects. Assist with setting project task goals, milestones and priorities.