Position SummaryUnder the general direction of the Director of IT, the LAN Administrator is responsible for executing and maintaining local area network operations and desktop infrastructure in alignment with organizational priorities. This role contributes to portions of the IT project lifecycle, performing tasks that support device provisioning, endpoint maintenance, and network configuration. Responsibilities are primarily hands‑on and operational, requiring clear communication, procedural adherence, and effective customer interaction. The role is entry‑level to intermediate in technical scope and involves ongoing collaboration with both IT leadership and end users.Note: This is an on‑site position. The position will require regular on‑site work across multiple hospital locations, and candidates must have reliable transportation. By applying, you are confirming that you can meet these requirements.Position QualificationsCore ResponsibilitiesDeploy and configure desktop hardware, peripheral equipment, and approved software under standardized procedures.Support and administer operating system updates, application patches, and service packs; perform regression testing where applicable.Troubleshoot and resolve Tier I/II incidents involving local Windows servers, switches, WAPs, firewalls, routers, and telecommunication systems under the guidance of senior systems administrators.Assist in the implementation and support of clinical systems and healthcare‑specific applications in collaboration with departmental stakeholders and third‑party vendors.Participate in the deployment, relocation, and lifecycle management of computing assets and maintain accurate asset inventory.Technical CompetenciesFamiliarity with domain‑based infrastructure (Active Directory, DNS, DHCP).Working knowledge of virtualization platforms (e.g., VMware, Hyper‑V).Basic understanding of healthcare IT systems including EMR, nurse call, telemetry, and imaging systems.Proficiency in IP networking concepts and equipment (firewalls, switches, WAPs, DMARC, and POTS).Basic experience with Avaya IP Office phone system administration.Awareness of HIPAA, PHI, and relevant regulatory compliance standards.Familiarity with Microsoft Intune for endpoint management.Professional SkillsDemonstrated analytical and problem‑solving skills with the ability to multitask and prioritize competing demands effectively.Strong verbal and written communication capabilities; ability to document procedures and incidents clearly.Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment and independently when needed.Customer‑focused mindset with a commitment to providing high‑quality technical support.Capable of executing assigned project work within predefined timelines and with minimal supervision.EducationAssociate degree or equivalent post‑secondary coursework in Information Technology or related field required.ExperienceMinimum of three (3) years of professional IT experience, including at least two (2) years in a healthcare or similar regulated environment.Licensure/CertificationIndustry certifications such as CompTIAA+, Network+, or Security+ preferred.Interpersonal RelationshipsEmbody the personal talents of Genuineness, Ownership, Positivity, Teamwork, Innovation, and Compassion while working with our patients. The LAN Administrator is required to maintain a positive attitude toward all team members, patients, residents, visitors, contractors, vendors, and others. The position must also function as a positive supporter of company and facility policies and procedures, following the management team's lead and the administrative team. Excellent verbal and written communication skills with exceptional attention to detail are required. The individual must be a self‑starter, with critical thinking skills and teaching skills.The LAN Administrator is expected to demonstrate a professional demeanor in all interactions and cultivate collaborative relationships across departments. This role requires effective communication, patience, and the ability to translate technical concepts to non‑technical stakeholders. The individual must maintain confidentiality, exhibit initiative, and act as a positive representative of the IT department. A strong sense of accountability, team orientation, and service excellence is critical to success in this position.Physical Demands / Work EnvironmentThe Physical Demands and Work Environment described here are representative of those that generally must be met to perform the essential functions of this job successfully.Position primarily involves standing, walking, twisting, reaching, bending/stooping, pushing, pulling, and lifting to transfer patients daily.Position requires using the arm, leg, and back muscles frequently and for extended periods and involves both hands and legs regularly.Position requires regular work with equipment and movable parts.Position requires working with hands in water and occasionally with or near chemicals.Must be able to continuously deal effectively with stress created by residents, multiple tasks, noises, and interruptions, and work cooperatively as part of the health care team while maintaining a pleasant attitude.Role involves regular movement, including standing, walking, bending, and lifting of equipment (up to 50 lbs).Frequent use of upper extremities and back muscles is required for tasks involving device installation and maintenance.May involve work in confined or elevated areas and interaction with electronic equipment and cabling infrastructure.Periodic exposure to cleaning agents, dust, or materials associated with IT hardware.Must maintain focus and composure while managing multiple demands, interruptions, and deadlines in a dynamic environment.Participation in scheduled on‑call rotations and after‑hours support may be required based on operational needs.Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.#J-18808-Ljbffr