Innovation drives the future of healthcare at Baylor Scott & White. As the use of telemedicine grows, we’re developing and implementing the systems to make it accessible and secure for physicians, nurses, and patients to meet virtually, no matter where they are.
Technology
Advanced technology is
advancing healthcare.
advancing healthcare.
Baylor Scott & White Health's digital transformation and innovations will inspire any ambitious IT professional.
We have 52 hospitals and over 800 patient care sites, all tied together by a sophisticated – and expanding – technology network. By making our systems better, more personal, and more interactive, you have the chance to advance healthcare with us.
You can find technological challenges in software development, network architecture, security, database management, and every field that keeps a vast healthcare system securely connected and capable of handling more than 6.6 million patient encounters every year.
We have 52 hospitals and over 800 patient care sites, all tied together by a sophisticated – and expanding – technology network. By making our systems better, more personal, and more interactive, you have the chance to advance healthcare with us.
You can find technological challenges in software development, network architecture, security, database management, and every field that keeps a vast healthcare system securely connected and capable of handling more than 6.6 million patient encounters every year.
In IT, we look for the following:
- Technical expertise and curiosity to learn new technologies
- A flexible, adaptable work style
- Strong communication skills
- The ability to partner with users and understand their needs
Hear from our team
Joining Baylor Scott & White Health means being part of a team of dedicated professionals that put our patients first. Hear what they have to say about this incredible opportunity.
Christina A., IT Specialist
“As an IT specialist here, I’ve gotten to work with some really smart technical minds. But I didn’t expect to spend time with so many smart medical doctors and nurses, researchers, and business people, trying to understand what they need from us. And how IT literally helps them saves lives.”