Supervisor IS PC Support

The Supervisor of PC Support supervises and supports information services for the facility to maximize organizational performance.

Qualifications

• Experience - 2 years in a leadership role in healthcare
• Education - Bachelor's Degree OR 5 years in information services

Responsibilities

1. Job Duties
   1. Supervises facility information services operations and staff including computer operations, telecommunications and device support. Determines work requirements, priorities and best use of resources for scheduled operations and unplanned incidents.
   2. Provides confidential and professional guidance to the organization by analyzing and interpreting information toward ensuring prudent and efficient facility management.
   3. Plans, prioritizes, and directs the work of team members in order to meet established goals and objectives, provide timely and effective service to customers, and maximize system efficiency. Provides technical input and assistance to all customers in order to identify problems and develop solutions.
   4. Develops and maintains accurate records for use in evaluating organizational performance. Identifies ways of improving current services and consults with management on issues and problems.
   5. Provides guidance and support to staff members and facilitates effective problem-solving among employees. Reviews staff performance, identifies performance deficits, and implements prudent recommendations that promote staff efficiency. Provides the team with direction and vision and fosters teamwork to create a work culture that values and encourages collaboration. Promotes and encourages the growth and development of staff members.
   6. Develops and implements data driven performance improvement methodologies. Maintains accurate records for use in evaluating organizational performance. Identifies ways of improving current services and consults with management on issues and problems.
   7. Ensures security, integrity, and privacy of FMOLHS data in conjunction with FMOLHS policies and procedures.
   8. Utilizes IS project management methodology and best practices to improve individual and organizational efficiency, effectiveness, and outcomes.