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HEALTHCARE WEBMASTER
I. Responsibilities:
- Manage technical end of enterprise Web initiative.
- Manage enterprise Web servers and Web databases.
- Develop Internet/intranet solutions for employees and departments.
- Justify Web development by business case, ROI and relation to the IT strategic plan (if one exists).
- Recruit, retain and supervise Web development staff.
- Evaluate and recommend Web hardware and software solutions.
- Ensure that Web development staff receives all necessary techincal training.
- Enable access to legacy systems as need, technology and regulations dictate.
- Keep current on general Web techincal developments as well as eHealthcare initiatives.
- Understand and implement solutions to Web-related security issues (bugs, holes, viruses, password protection, etc.).
- Coordinate development projects with other areas of IT and clinical departments.
- Assist in the development and delivery of enterprise-wide Internet employee training.
- Work with CIO, IT management and Human Resources to develop enterprise-wide Web policies (acceptible use, security, access, content, user privacy, etc.).
- Work with marketing department to develop the website as a promotional tool while staying within the bounds of accepted practice (i.e. no spamming or reselling user info to third parties without consent).
- Understand regulations and ethical issues related to eHealthcare (i.e., HIPAA).
II. Skills:
- Strong familiarity with basic Web and Internet technology.
- Fluency in HTML, JavaScript, SQL and a CGI protocol (Perl, Cold Fusion, Active Server).
- Understanding of server OS (Unix, NT, Win2000) and daemon (IIS, Netscape, Apache).
- Understanding of server management and security issues.
- Personnel management, recruitment and retention.
- Ability to develop and implement project plans.
- Strong oral and written communication skills.
- Strong presentation skills; ability with PowerPoint.
- Excellent PC skills (familiarity with both PC and Mac platforms a plus).
- Ability/willingness to investigate new technologies.
III. Salaries:
- A cursory search of Salary.com revealed that salaries for management-level Web positions throughout the
IV. Titles:
- Webmaster.
- Web Technology Manager/Director.
- Chief Web Technologist.
- Chief Web Officer (if position reports to CEO or Board).
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