Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale (EOC)
Ticino
RIS-PACS Specialist (100%)
- 03 November 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Ticino
Job summary
EOC is a multisite hospital in Ticino with 1,000 beds. Join a dynamic team focused on quality healthcare.
Tasks
- Manage RIS/PACS systems for radiology and nuclear medicine.
- Support staff in daily use of RIS/PACS systems effectively.
- Coordinate development and integration of diagnostic solutions.
Skills
- Degree in medical radiology technology or equivalent required.
- Strong analytical and organizational skills are essential.
- Excellent interpersonal skills and teamwork are needed.
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About the job
The EOC, the multi-site hospital of Ticino, is present with its institutes throughout the entire cantonal territory with a total of 1,000 beds. The organisation effectively combines a local approach with an overall vision, guaranteeing the population a comprehensive and local hospital service, regardless of where the services are required. Thanks to the commitment and expertise of over 6,500 collaborators and their attention to human relations, the EOC ensures quality healthcare by caring for over 41,000 inpatients annually and providing over 600,000 outpatient consultations.
The Institute of Integrated Diagnostics of Italian Switzerland (IDISI) brings together the Clinics of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and, with its approximately 600 collaborators and nearly 4 million examinations and analyses performed each year, offers a complete and high-quality diagnostic service, meeting the needs of patients residing throughout the cantonal territory. Furthermore, the Institute is oriented towards university teaching and the promotion of biomedical research.
The IDISI Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence Development Service is looking for a medical radiology technician interested in taking on the position of
RIS-PACS Specialist (100%)
Profile:
The selected person will assume functional responsibility for the RIS/PACS systems for radiology and nuclear medicine, defining their requirements, evolutionary priorities and functional validation. In particular, they will be responsible for:
- ensuring the functional management of RIS/PACS systems, coordinating the resolution of application issues and providing specialist support and user training;
- supporting radiology and nuclear medicine staff in the daily use of RIS/PACS systems, offering timely assistance and resolving technical problems;
- configuring the functionalities of RIS/PACS systems to promote efficiency and harmonisation of processes;
- ensuring the collection, analysis and definition of functional requirements for the development and evolution of the systems, building evolutionary requirements and customising functionalities together with the involved users;
- adapting and integrating solutions into RIS/PACS systems in response to clinical and diagnostic needs identified by group leaders and heads of radiology and nuclear medicine, contributing, in coordination with the Digital Evolution and Technology area, to achieving high standards of efficiency, uniformity and integration with platforms already in use at EOC;
- monitoring the progress of activities, verifying that implemented solutions meet the defined functional requirements, and coordinating the execution of validation of fixes, new functionalities and changes before their commissioning (User Acceptance Test);
- undertaking and carrying out ad hoc or project management tasks assigned by higher structures, contributing flexibly and proactively to achieving organisational objectives.
The candidate stands out for strong analytical and organisational skills, excellent interpersonal skills, an aptitude for interdisciplinary work and the ability to understand and translate user needs into concrete solutions.
Flexibility, initiative, intellectual curiosity and motivation for continuous development of their skills complete the profile.
The role involves regular travel to the various EOC sites to ensure close collaboration with professionals in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine.
Required qualifications:
- medical radiology technician diploma (or equivalent recognised qualification);
- proven experience in the field of radiology and nuclear medicine, with solid knowledge of RIS/PACS systems, HL7, DICOM, middleware and imaging diagnostic tools;
- strong interest and proficiency in main IT tools;
- willingness to frequently travel to all EOC sites;
- in addition to Italian, knowledge of another national language and English is desirable.
Start date:
Applications, in electronic format, complete with curriculum vitae, cover letter, copies of study and work certificates, must be submitted exclusively via this platform by 13 November 2026.
Applications received after this date will not be considered, nor those submitted in paper form or by e-mail.
Further information can be requested from Mr Matteo Leonardi, Head of the IDISI Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence Development Service (tel. no. +41 91 811 1570).