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Application Analyst Pharmacist

InterSystems
Location
Milano
Posted
18 days ago
Department
Implementation
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • University degree in Pharmacy or a related discipline
  • At least 1 year of experience working as a Hospital Pharmacist
  • Experience working within a hospital pharmacy environment
  • Experience with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems
  • Good understanding of Hospital Information Systems, Patient Administration Systems (PAS) and Clinical Information Systems
  • Experience interacting directly with customers and/or healthcare professionals, including clinicians
Nice to have
  • Experience communicating with key stakeholders at different levels within healthcare organisations
  • Previous experience implementing software or healthcare technology solutions
  • Previous experience in an application, configuration or clinical systems specialist role
  • Experience working in a customer-facing IT or healthcare technology environment
  • Experience with change management and supporting users through the adoption of new systems and processes
What the job really is

As a Clinical Application Analyst – Pharmacy, you will leverage your pharmacy expertise to assist healthcare organizations in implementing InterSystems' healthcare solutions. Your role involves understanding pharmacy workflows, providing guidance on system use, conducting training sessions, and ensuring effective adoption of technology in clinical settings. You will collaborate with various stakeholders and may need to travel to customer sites for workshops and training.

Benefits
  • Health Insurance
  • Lunch Vouchers
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of remote work options
  • Role requires travel to customer sites which may impact work-life balance
  • Salary range provided but may vary based on factors not specified in the posting
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