Full-Time

End User Systems Analyst

Posted on 12/29/2025

Deadline 1/6/27
Midland Health

Midland Health

1,001-5,000 employees

Community-focused health system delivering care

No salary listed

Midland, TX, USA

In Person

Travel onsite as needed; on-call hours may be required.

Category
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
Citrix
Computer Networking
Cryptography
Requirements
  • Requires a maturing level of analytical ability to find solutions to difficult technical or administrative problems, to determine economic feasibility or options available, and to assess time involved in system changes. Thorough documentation skills business language are also required
  • Must be able to demonstrate experience with Windows operating systems, AD, DHCP, DNS, FTP, TFTP, SMTP, SNMP, printers, scanners, profile and version management, and experience with system design, capacity planning and capacity management
  • Requires hands-on experience with various manufacturers of desktops, laptops, tablets, and thin clients, VDI, Citrix, and peripherals
  • Must be able to communicate the impact and solutions of application/system problems in business language
  • Requires a professional approach in all situations
  • Ability to work any hours to support 24/7 operations
  • Must resolve problems entirely by either completing the work or gathering all the resources needed for ultimate resolution and continuity of problem management
  • Availability to travel onsite as needed
  • Bachelor Science in Computer Science, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, or related field or equivalent work experience
  • 4+ years of relevant business support and/or information technology support experience
  • Working knowledge of desktop systems administration, Windows OS and System Center, antivirus, and encryption, VDI, Citrix, printers, scanners, and other peripherals
  • Current A+, MCSA, manufacturer certification preferred
  • MCSE Certification preferred
Responsibilities
  • Apply sound IT production and change management methods to all areas of Information Systems and actively communicate changes within the IT infrastructure to all affected parties proactively and effectively
  • Follow and document strict testing and deployment methodologies for all systems
  • Follows the processes and maintains appropriately available network operations environment with primary focus on EMR, HIS, Finance, HR, Supply Chain, and email systems including testing plans and documentation
  • Develops a maturing level of understanding of the Midland Health Desktop and thin client OS, profile version control, application version control, license management, peripherals and VDI; documents, adheres to, and ensures deployed systems meet all hardware and software standards and configurations; contributes to system life cycle recommendations and funding requests; works with the Service Desk staff to provide support on-site 24/7
  • Responsible for the timely resolution of problems on Information Systems hardware and software including backup, restore, disaster recovery, print, scanning, AD, DNS/WINS, SSO, and patching
  • Must manage several assignments at one time, balancing resources, priorities, deadlines, and time; work is highly technical and requires collaboration across multiple disciplines and groups; the ability to work independently is also required
  • Resolve assigned support and service requests in a timely, effective, and courteous manner using tools and documentation
  • Perform maintenance activities in pursuit of all general responsibilities specific to position
  • Participate in assigned meetings, committees, etc. in accordance with assigned responsibilities
  • Participate in projects at a level in accordance with respective job responsibilities
  • Contribute to the departmental knowledge base to improve documentation of existing systems and problem resolutions
  • Coordinate productively with other hospital employees including those within and outside the HIS department
  • Provide routine updates on ongoing tasks and projects to stakeholders
  • Identify, research, and implement areas of improvement within the areas of expertise
  • Provide excellent customer service to all stakeholders who rely on service from the HIS department
  • Maintain excellent industry knowledge respective to the area of expertise
  • Complete tasks in a timely and effective manner as assigned
  • Act as general support for end user system technologies
  • Participate as a subject matter expert in assigned projects
  • Cultivate specialist-level knowledge in one or more technology areas as assigned by management
Desired Qualifications
  • Current A+, MCSA, manufacturer certification preferred
  • MCSE Certification preferred

Midland Health is a regional health system that coordinates and delivers healthcare services across the Midland community by partnering with local providers to improve population health. It works through a network of hospitals, clinics, and community programs to cover prevention, urgent care, and treatment, with a focus on collaboration among healthcare partners. Unlike some systems that operate alone, Midland Health emphasizes shared goals with area partners and a community-wide approach, guided by values of Pioneer Spirit, Caring Heart, and Healing Mission. Its goal is to lead healthcare for greater Midland and make Midland the healthiest community in Texas.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Midland, Texas

Founded

1950

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Cuts assignment time from hours to 30 minutes daily, like Valley Hospitalists achieved.
  • Dr. Sulay Patel launches left atrial appendage occlusion at Midland Memorial in April 2026.
  • Ethics partnership with Center for Practical Bioethics expands decision-making capabilities.

What critics are saying

  • Medaptus AMiON-Cerner integration fails within 3-6 months, halting assignments.
  • Permian Cardiology diverts afib patients from Midland Memorial within 12-18 months.
  • MQA network growth overwhelms infrastructure, causing patient exodus within 12-18 months.

What makes Midland Health unique

  • Midland Health automates 130-patient assignments for 22 hospitalists using Medaptus Assign.
  • Medaptus Assign integrates with Cerner EHR and AMiON scheduling for real-time balancing.
  • Daily Snapshot feature highlights H&Ps, consults, and discharges for prioritized rounding.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Hybrid Work Options

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Wellness Program

Mental Health Support

Gym Membership

Conference Attendance Budget

Professional Development Budget

Fertility Treatment Support

Family Planning Benefits

Stock Options

Company Equity

Paid Sick Leave

Adoption Assistance

Childcare Support

Parental Leave

Relocation Assistance

Phone/Internet Stipend

Home Office Stipend

Professional Certification Support

Tuition Reimbursement

Employee Discounts

Meal Benefits

Pet Insurance

Legal Services

HSA/FSAs

Training Programs

Mentorship Program

Performance Bonus

Profit Sharing

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Sabbatical Leave

Relocation Assistance

Commuter Benefits

Death Benefit

Company News

MRT
Apr 7th, 2026
Midland Memorial to offer new stroke-prevention procedure for afib patients.

Midland Memorial to offer new stroke-prevention procedure for afib patients. Patients in the Permian Basin living with atrial fibrillation and struggling to stay on blood thinners will soon have a new treatment option close to home. Keep Watching Dr. Sulay Patel, an interventional cardiologist with Permian Cardiology, will be the first physician to perform the minimally invasive left atrial appendage occlusion procedure at Midland Memorial Hospital. Article continues below this ad "This procedure is designed for patients with atrial fibrillation on blood thinners but having difficulty tolerating them either due to frequent bleeding events or high risk of having major bleeding," Patel explained. The umbrella-shaped implant can help prevent strokes while potentially allowing patients to come off long-term blood thinners. "So, this device is designed to be implanted to seal off the left atrial appendage from the patient's circulation, to reduce their risk of stroke," Patel said. "It can also reduce their risk of bleeding because they do not need to be on long-term blood thinners approximately six months after the device is implanted." Article continues below this ad Over six months, the heart's cell lining should grow over the device, completely sealing off that area from the rest of the circulation, Patel explained. "Stroke is a really common diagnosis in this area, and atrial fibrillation is one of the most common causes of a lot of patients who have strokes," Patel said. Many patients who have strokes also have other health issues that can prevent them from taking long-term blood thinners, he added. "This is a great device to help reduce that risk of stroke in these patients who are unable to tolerate long-term blood thinners," Patel said. Article continues below this ad The recovery process after the procedure is similar to that of an angiogram or cardiac catheterization, such as a stent procedure, according to Patel. The incisions are small and made through the groin, so activity restrictions after the procedure are limited. However, patients will have to remain on some sort of blood thinner for at least the first six months as the device is healing. The procedure is done primarily by interventional cardiologists and electrophysiologists, a role that requires about eight years of training after medical school, Patel said. There is also additional training to perform the procedure, sponsored by the companies that make the devices, that takes a year to complete. Article continues below this ad Patel has completed the training and was implanting the devices at his prior job. He said he's excited to establish the program at Permian Cardiology. Patel will do the first procedure on Wednesday. He said there are already three to four patients scheduled for surgery on Wednesday. "It's exciting that we're able to offer this to patients," he said. "I encourage all patients to always discuss with their doctors about new technologies and new treatment options." He added that medicine is always evolving, and that it's important for patients to be informed about all their options. Article continues below this ad Patel said that providing this procedure to patients in West Texas is important because they previously had to travel hours to get this care, which is becoming the standard of care across the country. "This is a new step that we're taking here to try to provide comprehensive cardiology care," he said. "I think it's important that we're able to offer these procedures here locally." He added that he's excited to bring a skill set that isn't easily accessed to serve the community that he grew up in. "I'm really excited to bring a new procedure to the area, to continue to grow our program and bring access to care we haven't had here before," Patel said. Article continues below this ad For now, Patel will be the only physician performing the procedure. He said that they are open to teaching more people to do the procedure because having more doctors will increase access to care. The Permian Cardiology program is growing, Patel said. They recently established a cardiology fellowship, which brings a new element and more access to care. "Our long-term plan is to continue to grow and continue to bring modern and up-to-date care to the Permian Basin," Patel said. Article continues below this ad April 7, 2026 Kessly Salinas is a reporter at the Midland Reporter Telegram. She is from Friona, Texas and graduated from St. Edward's University with a bachelor's degree in global studies in May of 2023. Kessly minored in journalism and digital media and was an editorial intern for Austin Vida and the Friona Star newspaper.

Center for Practical Bioethics
Jun 25th, 2025
Will Your Healthcare Organization Be Ready? Ethics Services Partnerships Offer Clarity

Midland Health in Midland, Texas, and Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Kansas, have both partnered with the Center to expand their medical ethics capabilities.

MRT
Apr 29th, 2025
Nurse Carri Mims honored with DAISY Award for compassionate care

Midland Health is proud to announce that Carri Mims, a valued nurse from its Critical Care Unit, has been honored with the esteemed DAISY Award for Nurses.

Teaching Hospitals of Texas
Nov 26th, 2024
Two THOT Members Among State's Four Workplace Violence Against Nurses Program Grantees for 2024-25

Midland Health is the recipient of a $149,170 grant to train nurses in the Satori Alternatives to Managing Aggression program.

Odessa American
Jul 19th, 2024
Midland Memorial nationally recognized for commitment to quality care for heart attacks

Midland Memorial Hospital also received the American Heart Association's Target: Type 2 Diabetes(TM) Honor Roll award, for aiming to ensure patients with Type 2 diabetes receive the most up-to-date, evidence-based care when hospitalized due to heart attack, the release said.

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