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Software Development Analyst
Biotechnology Education
Biotechnology Program:
Madison Area Technical College
Degree or certificate:
Biotechnician / Biotechnology /Bioscience certificate Employer information
Marshfield Clinic
Marshfield, WI
Employer description:
Headquartered in Marshfield Wisconsin, the medical clinic one of the largest private, multi-specialty group practices in the United States. It employs 735 physicians in more than 80 medical specialties and subspecialties, as well as support personnel numbering over 5,835. Marshfield Clinic encompasses 39 Regional Centers.
Mid-State Technical College Adjunct Faculty Instructor
What does this job involve?
Job Description and Responsibilities:
Development of Clinical Information, Systems, Submissions to JAMA, Tablet Deployment and Information Systems
Commonly Used Skills and Techniques:
Computer skills, VB programming, power-point, MS Office Products
Personal Skills needed on the Job: Team Work, Problem Solving, Negotiating, Public Speaking, Public Relations, Leadership
Rewards and Challenges
What do you find most rewarding about this job?:
I am on the cutting edge of healthcare and technologies. I am always problem-solving and looking for opportunities in technical writing and documentation
Other thoughts:
Daily experiences: Always problem solving and looking for opportunities.
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