ONE TEAM. ALL HEART. At OHH, we believe that patient care is truly at the heart of everything we do. Our dedicated team members are involved in every step of our patients’ journeys, bringing hope, compassion, and healing to both patients and their families. Together with our physicians and caregivers, we’re shaping the future of heart care in Oklahoma by serving the state and leading the nation.
Please note that benefits may vary by position, and some roles (like PRN, Flex, Float, etc.) may have exclusions. For eligible positions, benefits start on your first day!
We can’t wait for you to join our heart-centered team!
Responsibilities:
The IT Infrastructure Engineer ensures the stability, integrity, and efficient operation of the enterprise information systems and network infrastructure that support core organizational functions. This is achieved through planning, architecting, monitoring, maintaining, supporting, and optimizing networked systems and networking platforms across the environment. The IT Infrastructure Engineer applies advanced communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills to identify, communicate, and resolve complex issues, maximizing the value of IT infrastructure investments. The role supports a best-in-class IT Infrastructure operation in service of Oklahoma Heart Hospital's (OHH) business and clinical objectives, security, regulatory, and other requirements set forth by OHH Leadership.
Qualifications:
Every team member at OHH plays an integral role in our patients’ experience. They are the reason OHH continues to serve the state and lead the nation. Be part of the future of cardiac care.
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As part of our team, you are empowered to work collaboratively with our physicians and other caregivers, and play an integral role in setting the standard for excellence in patient care. Every team member at OHH plays an integral role in our patients’ experience. They are the reason OHH continues to serve the state and lead the nation. Be part of the future of cardiac care.