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Radiation Oncology Analyst (Rad/Onc)
Utah (Onsite - Hybrid)
Full-Time
Compensation: $70-75 per hour
Regional travel as needed
ABOUT THE ROLE
Our client is seeking a highly technical and proactive Radiation Oncology Analyst to provide hands-on technical and clinical application support for Radiation Oncology systems and workflows in an onsite, hybrid environment in Utah. This full-time role serves as a critical bridge between clinical operations and IT infrastructure, ensuring the high availability, performance, and security of Rad/Onc systems that directly support patient care and clinical delivery. The analyst will work closely with clinicians, physicists, dosimetrists, and oncology staff, collaborating across infrastructure, applications, field services, service desk, clinical engineering, and clinical operations teams. The position requires flexibility, adaptability, and readiness to respond to urgent clinical needs, with direct exposure to patient-care environments and occasional regional travel.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Utah (Onsite - Hybrid)
Full-Time
Compensation: $70-75 per hour
Regional travel as needed
ABOUT THE ROLE
Our client is seeking a highly technical and proactive Radiation Oncology Analyst to provide hands-on technical and clinical application support for Radiation Oncology systems and workflows in an onsite, hybrid environment in Utah. This full-time role serves as a critical bridge between clinical operations and IT infrastructure, ensuring the high availability, performance, and security of Rad/Onc systems that directly support patient care and clinical delivery. The analyst will work closely with clinicians, physicists, dosimetrists, and oncology staff, collaborating across infrastructure, applications, field services, service desk, clinical engineering, and clinical operations teams. The position requires flexibility, adaptability, and readiness to respond to urgent clinical needs, with direct exposure to patient-care environments and occasional regional travel.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Support and maintain Radiation Oncology clinical systems, including Varian ARIA and associated EMR workflows
- Provide technical support for clinical delivery systems used in radiation therapy
- Collaborate with clinicians, physicists, dosimetrists, and oncology staff to optimize system performance and reliability
- Support cancer registry integrations and reporting needs
- Assist with clinical pathways configuration and optimization
- Troubleshoot and analyze application and system logs using centralized logging/audit tools (e.g., Unilog or equivalent)
- Support HL7 interfaces, data flows, and system integrations
- Administer and troubleshoot Windows Server environments (2019 ), Windows 10/11 endpoints, and Active Directory, including security groups, group policies, and role-based access
- Perform hardware maintenance, upgrades, and troubleshooting to meet clinical uptime requirements
- Support and troubleshoot Single Sign-On (SSO) solutions
- Provide network support across LAN/WAN, including network monitoring tools and performance analysis
- Partner closely with clinical engineering on system uptime, devices, and supporting infrastructure
- Utilize SQL for querying, reporting, and troubleshooting clinical and operational data
- Use Python for scripting, automation, and problem-solving where applicable
- Support data integrity, availability, and downstream clinical reporting needs
- Serve as an escalation point for complex Radiation Oncology technical issues
- Participate in go-lives, upgrades, patching, and preventive maintenance
- Ensure adherence to healthcare security, compliance, and operational best practices
- Provide onsite, hands-on support in time-sensitive clinical settings
- Communicate effectively with cross-functional teams and operate in fast-paced, high-acuity clinical environments
- Experience with Radiation Oncology IT or clinical systems (Varian ARIA and Varian ecosystem strongly preferred)
- Proficiency in HL7 interfaces and healthcare system integrations
- Windows Server administration (2019 ), Windows 10/11 support
- Active Directory administration, including security groups, group policies, and role-based access
- Networking fundamentals (LAN/WAN), network monitoring and troubleshooting tools
- Hardware support, maintenance, and troubleshooting in clinical environments
- Working knowledge of SQL for querying and reporting; Python scripting proficiency preferred
- Experience with cancer registry systems or integrations (preferred)
- Familiarity with logging, auditing, and troubleshooting tools (e.g., centralized log management such as Unilog)
- CompTIA A , Network , Security certifications (preferred)
- Strong team player with a collaborative mindset and excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
- Highly responsive, service-oriented, and able to operate effectively in fast-paced, high-acuity clinical settings
- Go-getter mentality with strong ownership, follow-through, and adaptability
- Comfortable working cross-functionally with infrastructure, field services, applications, clinical operations, service desk, and clinical engineering teams
- Flexibility, adaptability, and readiness to respond to urgent clinical needs
- Opportunity to work in a mission-driven, patient-focused clinical environment
- Exposure to advanced Radiation Oncology technologies and workflows
- Collaborative, cross-functional team culture
- Professional development and learning opportunities
- Competitive compensation and benefits
- Regional travel and hands-on experience in diverse clinical settings
Salary : $70 - $75