IS Jobs

The Information Services (IS) Department at Dana-Farber is committed to providing high-quality information technology solutions to satisfy clinical, business, and research needs that support the mission of Dana-Farber. The Information Services staff members at Dana-Farber are dedicated to serving all of Dana-Farber's technological needs. Our department has approximately 150 staff members and we support a wide range of systems at Dana-Farber.

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Current Openings

Applications Analyst II

The Applications Analyst II position reports into IS Strategic Planning & Performance (SPP) at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI). The Collaboration & Productivity Tools (CPT) team within SPP supports a suite of tools that evolve with the needs of DFCI to work more efficiently. In this role, the incumbent will be responsible for evaluating, implementing, and optimizing collaboration and productivity tools to enhance organizational efficiency and teamwork. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of various collaboration platforms, low-code solutions, system administration utilities, project management tools, and business productivity applications.

The analyst will serve as a key institutional resource for gathering business needs and understanding collaboration tool functionality and limitations to help teams apply the best solutions for productivity and efficiency. The analyst will help manage the catalog of collaboration tools supported by DFCI Information Services (IS), working in conjunction with applicable MGB resources. They will be proficient in numerous tools; analyze user requirements, data, and workflows; and provide consultative guidance to IS staff and DFCI business users.

Applications Specialist

The Applications Specialist plays a significant role in the design, development, testing, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of new and existing software applications.  Responsible managing several concurrent projects or initiatives related to the application and its end users.

The Application Specialist is a senior analyst responsible for workflow, business process, technical analysis, and support on medium to large scale projects, including the design, development and implementation of key Clinical IT initiatives with contracted hospitals that have a business relationship with DFCI. The role of the analyst is to support existing complex integration with our community partners, work closely with the user community to support workflow process with software design and implementation, participate in new interface projects and manage small to medium projects or sub-projects. Satellite integration includes patient and clinical data interfaces, as well as firewall and technical components of the integration. The Analyst must be able to create and maintain a healthy working relationship with the Satellite Clinic end users, DFCI Satellite leadership, MGB Epic Teams and the community partners' IT departments.

PMO Manager

The Project Management Office (PMO) manager supports and grows the services and maturity of project management specifically within the DFCI IS Strategic Planning and Performance department, and in general for DFCI. This position reports to the senior manager of Strategic Planning and Performance and is a knowledgeable project management resource.

The PMO manager is responsible for the overall direction of the PMO, providing structure for the organization’s portfolio of projects through the ongoing oversight of the established project management methodology (PMM). A team of project managers report to the PMO manager. In addition to managing these direct reports who lead and support projects, mentor other PMs, and provide training, the PMO manager will manage projects themselves within reasonable allocations.