Healthcare IT Security & Systems Administrator | IT
Job Description
Job Description
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Join Our Team as Healthcare IT Security & Systems Administrator Location: Mariposa, California – Gateway to Yosemite National Park Department: IT
Openings: 1
Position Summary
The IT Systems and Security Administrator is responsible for managing, securing, and optimizing the hospital’s IT systems and network infrastructure. This role plays a critical part in protecting healthcare systems from cyber threats while maintaining compliance with HIPAA, CMIA, and other healthcare regulatory standards.
The ideal candidate has hands-on experience in systems administration, network management, and cybersecurity within a healthcare setting, as well as proficiency in administering EMR/EHR platforms and ensuring data integrity across all systems.
Key Responsibilities
Network & Infrastructure: Manage and monitor switches, routers, firewalls, wireless systems, and VPNs to ensure secure, reliable connectivity across the hospital.
Cybersecurity: Lead threat monitoring, vulnerability assessments, incident response, and implementation of HIPAA/NIST technical safeguards. Maintain endpoint protection, MFA, audit logs, and access controls.
Systems Administration: Install, configure, patch, and optimize servers, virtual environments, and enterprise applications; ensure system uptime and troubleshoot outages.
EMR/EHR Support: Administer and support EMR/EHR platforms, clinical applications, system interfaces, upgrades, and user access provisioning.
Mobile & Endpoint Management: Manage mobile device management (MDM) solutions, enforce security policies, and maintain configuration compliance across devices.
Documentation & Compliance: Maintain system documentation, network diagrams, asset inventories, security procedures, and disaster recovery plans; participate in HIPAA and regulatory audits.
User Support & Training: Provide technical support and train staff on cybersecurity best practices, secure data handling, and safe use of hospital systems.