Very Urgent Opening for Meditech Screen Developers
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We have urgent requirement for the below position. If you are an excellent match for this position please send me your update resume or else please forward to your friends who might be interested in this position.
Title : Meditech Screen Developers
Location: Nashville, TN
Duration : 6 Months
Rate : Open
Experience : 5-8 years
We have an opportunities for Meditech Screen Developers for our client in Nashville, TN
· To provide development and support of Enterprise applications and initiatives within the Clinical Product Development group.
· Applicant will be expected to learn and maintain existing applications as well as work within a project team environment for any new development.
· This includes requirements gathering and providing estimates for the work involved.
Other specific responsibilities are outlined below :
· This position requires specific skill and experience in creating Customer Defined Screens in the Meditech Clinical Patient Care System.
· In addition to constructing the screens, the successful candidate will be able implement group responses and attributes within the screens
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· Experience in developing Meditech Customer Defined Screens
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Adam Ben
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Sigma Technologies Inc
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