Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 28th May 2021
Victorian Clinical Genetics Services (VCGS) is a not-for-profit subsidiary of the Murdoch Children's Research Institute www.mcri.edu.au and provides a wholly integrated genetic testing, diagnostic and counselling service for health professionals, patients and their families across Victoria, Australia and globally. Our clinical geneticists and genetic counsellors work in close consultation with our medical scientists to provide the most accurate interpretation for complex genetic tests. VCGS also plays a pivotal role in research and development, driving translational research and policy development in the field of genetics.
We are committed to ensuring a positive working environment that values all backgrounds and experiences. We cultivate an inclusive culture that is underpinned by equal opportunity for all and a culture based on respect, consideration and dignity. We are also committed to developing our people and fostering an environment where learning and development is central to our staff reaching their full potential.
VCGS’ operations are supported by a growing list of software tools and solutions, deployed across all business units. These include patient and laboratory information management systems, data analytics and integration capabilities. To achieve its purpose as a translational partner of MCRI, VCGS recognises the importance of early adoption of new technologies and systems that aid data integration and interoperability.
The Software Systems and Integration Unit is charged with the delivery, maintenance and management of core pathology software. Unit staff cooperate closely with MCRI IT and the VCGS Clinical Bioinformatics and Development Teams and form part of VCGS’ unique ecosystem of clinical variant curators, clinical bioinformaticians, laboratory professionals, clinical geneticists and genetic counsellors, commercial and operations staff who are all committed to supporting the delivery of world-leading genetics and genomics services.
The LIMS Application Analyst & Developer is a resident LIMS expert, providing ongoing support to VCGS business units across maintenance, service requests and projects. This person works with LabWare consultants and will learn all relevant LIMS configuration processes to be able to train VCGS personnel.
The LIMS Application Analyst & Developer ensures that there is a comprehensive list of requirements and becomes involved with all relevant configuration and implementation work. They ensure that all reports and documentation required of the system is made available, and identify user training needs and participate in the training of end users.
The person will work closely with team members and the Lead of the Unit, the heads of the business units to ensure a full understanding of the operational, strategic and management context and consequences of the decisions associated with the LIMS projects and associated alterations to work practices.
Analysis/Development
Leadership/Supervision
Finance/Administration
Innovation
Contribution to VCGS
Essential:
Desirable:
For a full list of responsibilities and the key selection criteria download the position description.
Only applicants who address the key selection criteria will be considered. In one document please place your cover letter, key selection criteria, and resume. Applications will only be considered when submitted via the MCRI website.
For specific questions not answered in the PD please contact Anthony Marty [email protected] using the subject line: LIMS Application Analyst & Developer enquiry via EthicalJobs.
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Position Reference: 27913
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