Application Manager (m/f/d) 100%

About the job

Luzerner Psychiatrie AG is a teaching hospital of the University of Lucerne and is represented with its services at various locations in the canton of Lucerne and in Sarnen, canton of Obwalden. Over 1600 employees from various professional groups and specialist areas are committed to the well-being of patients with empathy and competence. The services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults up to old age.
Application Manager (m/f/d) 100%

• Responsibility for the clinical information system (CIS) and performance recording: parameterisation, organisation and support of the systems.
• Data quality and evaluations: creation of reports and ensuring data integrity.
• Project work: participation in the planning, implementation and integration of new solutions as well as adjustments to existing systems.
• Coordination and communication: close cooperation with specialist departments, IT and software suppliers to clarify requirements and technical issues.
• Training support: involvement in the creation of training materials and conducting training sessions.
• Application support: answering user questions and problem solving for all professional groups.

• Education: completed vocational training with a focus on IT, healthcare or comparable qualification (e.g. medical informatics, business informatics).
• Experience: practical experience in application management (e.g. CIS, ERP or comparable systems) or in a clinical environment.
• Technical affinity: good knowledge of working with Windows systems and interest in IT applications. Basic knowledge of SQL is an advantage.
• Clinical understanding: knowledge of hospital processes and the clinical treatment environment is desirable.
• Communication skills: you communicate confidently between specialist departments and IT and explain complex content clearly.
• Structured working method: you work independently, proactively and with quality awareness – also in a dynamic environment.
• Service orientation: you prioritise user requests and advocate pragmatic solutions.
• Networked thinking: you recognise connections between processes, data and systems and act solution-oriented.
• Languages: very good German skills in spoken and written form.

• An attractive working environment in a modern healthcare institution with direct influence on the digital transformation of lups.
• Varied and responsible tasks with the opportunity to contribute and implement your own ideas.
• Modern work equipment and a collegial, innovative team.
• Comprehensive induction and support from experienced colleagues.