The PACS Administrator supports healthcare imaging systems, offering training, troubleshooting, and optimization across Radiology and Cardiology, ensuring effective system use.
Superlanet is seeking an experienced PACS Administrator to support a leading healthcare organization in the Bay Area. This is a 6-month contract opportunity for a hands-on professional with strong expertise in imaging systems, troubleshooting, and end-user support across Radiology and Cardiology environments.
This role requires an onsite presence 4–5 days per week, working closely with clinical teams to provide real-time support, training, and system optimization.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide ongoing support for PACS applications across Radiology and Cardiology
- Train Radiologists and clinical staff to ensure effective system utilization
- Perform PACS quality assurance (QA) and resolve image archiving issues
- Troubleshoot and resolve DICOM Modality Worklist issues
- Configure and maintain imaging modalities for seamless PACS integration
- Manage and prioritize multiple requests in a fast-paced environment
Required Qualifications:
- 5+ years of hands-on PACS support experience (Radiology and Cardiology)
- Strong background in PACS QA, troubleshooting, and workflow optimization
- Proven ability to train Radiologists and clinical end users
- Expertise in DICOM workflows, modality configuration, and issue resolution
Preferred Experience:
- Siemens Syngo Plaza (Radiology PACS)
- Siemens Syngo Dynamics (Cardiology PACS)
- DatCard PACS Cube (CD import/export)
- Cadwell ARC (EEG Management)
- TIMS (Speech Pathology)
- GE Senographe / Senoiris (Mammography)
- GE AW (Advanced 3D Imaging)
- ServiceNow (ITSM)
- 3M/MModal Fluency for Imaging (Radiologist dictation)
Additional Requirements:
- Must be fully vaccinated (COVID, TB, Flu) per organizational policy
Benefits
Pay rate will be based on experience and qualifications. No travel costs included, must be local.
$65.00 - $80.00/hr
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