FLC Connectivity Specialist Job at Baxter (Newbury)

FLC Connectivity Specialist

As a member of Baxter’s sales team, you’ll be aligned to one of our global busin...

Location

United Kingdom , Newbury

Salary:

Not provided

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

3+ years of experience in healthcare IT, connected medical devices, or digital health, with strong technical and customer-facing expertise
Proven track record in connectivity, systems integration, or technical project leadership within healthcare or regulated environments
Strong understanding hospital IT systems, cybersecurity, connectivity standards (HL7, DICOM, FHIR), and system interoperability
Strong market knowledge (tender, contracting, healthcare systems etc.)
Experience implementing standardized governance frameworks
Ability to work effectively across commercial, clinical, technical, and service functions in a matrixed organization
Strategic and hands-on mindset, combining technical depth with operational excellence
Fluent in English and eligibility to reside and work in the UK
Degree/Professional level qualification (digital IT or similar)
Excellent articulation and communication skills

Job Responsibility

Lead digital integration with Vitals & Cardiology portfolio across the full solution lifecycle
Partner with field sales, clinical, marketing & engineering teams to increase sales and install base of digital healthcare products
Act as the trusted technical partner to customers and stakeholders
Manage technical pre-sales engagement through to full integration into the EMR
Serve as the lead field resource for connected devices, network installations and EPR connectivity options in your region
Drive and achieve top-line sales in connectivity solutions
Have full commercial responsibility for the cardiology portfolio in the Acute setting – discovery, sales, implementation including integration into customers' IT infrastructure
Defend existing installed base by championing connectivity solution to upgrade or connect non-connectable devices
Serve as the first-line technical interface for the business providing expert guidance on connectivity and system integration
Support commercial teams and hospital IT departments throughout pre-sales

What we offer

Competitive total compensation package
Professional development opportunities
High importance placed on work life balance
Dedication to growing and developing an inclusive and diverse workforce
Support for Parents
Continuing Education/ Professional Development
Employee Heath & Well-Being Benefits
Paid Time Off
2 Days a Year to Volunteer

Fulltime

FLC Connectivity Specialist

As a member of Baxter’s sales team, you’ll be aligned to one of our global busin...

Location

United Kingdom , Newbury

Salary:

Not provided

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

3+ years of experience in healthcare IT, connected medical devices, or digital health, with strong technical and customer-facing expertise
Proven track record in connectivity, systems integration, or technical project leadership within healthcare or regulated environments
Strong understanding hospital IT systems, cybersecurity, connectivity standards (HL7, DICOM, FHIR), and system interoperability
Strong market knowledge (tender, contracting, healthcare systems etc.)
Experience implementing standardized governance frameworks
Ability to work effectively across commercial, clinical, technical, and service functions in a matrixed organization
Strategic and hands-on mindset, combining technical depth with operational excellence
Fluent in English and eligibility to reside and work in the UK
Degree/Professional level qualification (digital IT or similar)
Project Management Qualification (Prince2) is advantageous, but training provided

Job Responsibility

Serve as the lead field resource for connected devices, network installations and EPR connectivity options in your region
Drive and achieve top-line sales in connectivity solutions and contribute to the success of the overall business within a specific geography but support other regions to provide specialist connectivity support to both customers and the Sales team
Function well within a team selling environment
Have full commercial responsibility for the cardiology portfolio in the Acute setting – discovery, sales, implementation including integration into the customers' IT infrastructure
Defend existing installed base by championing and driving connectivity solution to upgrade or connect non-connectable devices
Serve as the first-line technical interface for the business providing expert guidance on connectivity and system integration
Support commercial teams and hospital IT departments throughout pre-sales, acting as a trusted technical advisor and ensuring readiness for smooth implementation and timely revenue recognition
Drive technical excellence across Baxter’s Connected Care solutions
Accountable for sales of cardiology product portfolio in the Acute setting
Contribute customer insight, market feedback and interoperability standards into product and integration enhancement requests

What we offer

Competitive total compensation package
Professional development opportunities
High importance placed on work life balance
Dedication to growing and developing an inclusive and diverse workforce
Support for Parents
Continuing Education/ Professional Development
Employee Heath & Well-Being Benefits
Paid Time Off
2 Days a Year to Volunteer

Fulltime

FLC Connectivity Specialist

We are looking for a Connectivity Specialist; Scotland and Northern England, to ...

Location

United Kingdom , Newbury

Salary:

Not provided

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

3+ years of experience in healthcare IT, connected medical devices, or digital health, with strong technical and customer-facing expertise
Proven track record in connectivity, systems integration, or technical project leadership within healthcare or regulated environments
Strong understanding hospital IT systems, cybersecurity, connectivity standards (HL7, DICOM, FHIR), and system interoperability
Strong market knowledge (tender, contracting, healthcare systems etc.)
Experience implementing standardized governance frameworks
Ability to work effectively across commercial, clinical, technical, and service functions in a matrixed organization
Strategic and hands-on mindset, combining technical depth with operational excellence
Fluent in English and eligibility to reside and work in the UK
Degree/Professional level qualification (digital IT or similar)
Excellent articulation and communication skills

Job Responsibility

Serve as the lead field resource for connected devices, network installations and EPR connectivity options in your region
Drive and achieve top-line sales in connectivity solutions and contribute to the success of the overall business within a specific geography but support other regions to provide specialist connectivity support to both customers and the Sales team
You will be encouraged to function well within a team selling environment
You will have full commercial responsibility for the cardiology portfolio in the Acute setting – discovery, sales, implementation including integration into the customers' IT infrastructure
Defend existing installed base by championing and driving connectivity solution to upgrade or connect non-connectable devices
Serve as the first-line technical interface for the business providing expert guidance on connectivity and system integration
Support commercial teams and hospital IT departments throughout pre-sales, acting as a trusted technical advisor and ensuring readiness for smooth implementation and timely revenue recognition
Drive technical excellence across Baxter’s Connected Care solutions
Accountable for sales of cardiology product portfolio in the Acute setting
Contribute customer insight, market feedback and interoperability standards into product and integration enhancement requests

What we offer

Support for Parents
Continuing Education/ Professional Development
Employee Heath & Well-Being Benefits
Paid Time Off
2 Days a Year to Volunteer
Competitive total compensation package
Professional development opportunities
High importance placed on work life balance
Dedication to growing and developing an inclusive and diverse workforce

FLC Connectivity Specialist

As a member of Baxter’s sales team, you’ll be aligned to one of our global busin...

Location

United Kingdom , Newbury

Salary:

Not provided

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

3+ years of experience in healthcare IT, connected medical devices, or digital health, with strong technical and customer-facing expertise
Proven track record in connectivity, systems integration, or technical project leadership within healthcare or regulated environments
Strong understanding hospital IT systems, cybersecurity, connectivity standards (HL7, DICOM, FHIR), and system interoperability
Strong market knowledge (tender, contracting, healthcare systems etc.)
Experience implementing standardized governance frameworks
Ability to work effectively across commercial, clinical, technical, and service functions in a matrixed organization
Strategic and hands-on mindset, combining technical depth with operational excellence
Fluent in English and eligibility to reside and work in the UK
Degree/Professional level qualification (digital IT or similar)
Excellent articulation and communication skills

Job Responsibility

Serve as the lead field resource for connected devices, network installations and EPR connectivity options in your region
Drive and achieve top-line sales in connectivity solutions and contribute to the success of the overall business within a specific geography but support other regions to provide specialist connectivity support to both customers and the Sales team
You will be encouraged to function well within a team selling environment
You will have full commercial responsibility for the cardiology portfolio in the Acute setting – discovery, sales, implementation including integration into the customers' IT infrastructure
Defend existing installed base by championing and driving connectivity solution to upgrade or connect non-connectable devices
Serve as the first-line technical interface for the business providing expert guidance on connectivity and system integration
Support commercial teams and hospital IT departments throughout pre-sales, acting as a trusted technical advisor and ensuring readiness for smooth implementation and timely revenue recognition
Drive technical excellence across Baxter’s Connected Care solutions
Accountable for sales of cardiology product portfolio in the Acute setting
Contribute customer insight, market feedback and interoperability standards into product and integration enhancement requests

What we offer

Support for Parents
Continuing Education/ Professional Development
Employee Heath & Well-Being Benefits
Paid Time Off
2 Days a Year to Volunteer
Competitive total compensation package
Professional development opportunities
High importance placed on work life balance
Dedication to growing and developing an inclusive and diverse workforce

Fulltime

Senior Business Performance Specialist

This role owns the Business Performance and Transformation agenda for the logist...

Location

Salary:

Not provided

Aramex

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor's in industrial engineering degree is a must or engineering discipline, master's would be a plus
8 – 10+ years of relevant experience in logistics, supply chain, or operations, with demonstrated ownership of large‑scale, cross‑functional transformation initiatives
Proven track record of delivering measurable financial and operational impact at an enterprise or regional level
Strong exposure to end‑to‑end supply chain operations within complex, multi‑site environments
Data analytics certification with real world use case experience
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified with multiple business impact projects is a must

Job Responsibility

Provide functional leadership on end‑to‑end value stream optimization, recognizing downstream and upstream impacts of performance initiatives
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify inefficiencies in warehousing processes and develop innovative solutions to streamline operations
Conduct frequent Gemba and site engagements to diagnose performance gaps, validate data insights, and drive practical, sustainable solutions
Establish and govern performance dashboards, KPIs, and benchmarks to enhance transparency and accountability across the logistics network
Act as a strategic business partner to senior leaders across Operations, Finance, Commercial, Digital, and HR
Influence prioritization, sequencing, and governance of transformation initiatives at regional and global forums
Communicate performance insights, risks, and recommendations to senior management through structured reviews and executive‑level dashboards
Provide functional and thought leadership, mentoring and coaching analysts, project teams, and cross‑functional squads involved in performance initiatives
Drive capability building in data analytics, problem solving, and continuous improvement methodologies across the logistics organization

Payroll Specialist

We are looking for a Payroll Specialist to support payroll and other related acc...

Location

United States , Minneapolis

Salary:

Not provided

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Some prior payroll experience is preferred
Familiarity with payroll platforms such as UKG Pro, ADP Workforce Now, Paycor, Workday, or Paylocity is highly valued
Understanding of full-cycle payroll processing, including deductions, adjustments, and payment coordination
Experience supporting multi-state payroll or payroll for a mid-sized employee population is a plus
Working knowledge of Excel and comfort using business systems for payroll, leave tracking, and accounting entries
Ability to maintain accuracy, protect confidential information, and follow separation-of-duties controls in payroll processing
Strong work ethic, reliability, and the ability to work independently after an initial onboarding and cross-training period

Job Responsibility

Process semi-monthly payroll activities with a strong focus on accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with established approval controls
Manage paid leave pay adjustments and ensure payroll changes are reflected correctly in employee records and earnings
Coordinate retirement-related remittances, including 401(k) payment processing, and support other payroll-related disbursements
Handle vendor invoice payments and assist with routine payment administration tied to payroll and employee-related services
Prepare monthly account reconciliations and record journal entries
Work with payroll and leave management systems to track pay impacts associated with employee leave cases
Support payroll processing for a multi-state employee population and help validate items such as timesheets, intern pay, and commission inputs provided by other team members
Learn current payroll workflows during the initial training period and gradually take ownership of recurring payroll tasks with reduced supervision
Assist with payroll platform updates, including adapting to interface changes in the system

What we offer

medical
vision
dental
life and disability insurance
401(k) or deferred compensation plan (if eligible)
paid time off for vacation, personal needs, and sick time
paid holidays (up to 10 per calendar year)
up to 13 days of Choice Time Off (CTO) per calendar year for new FTEP employee

Clinical Lead – Pre Assessment

Circle Reading Hospital is part of Circle Health Group, Britain's leading provid...

Location

United Kingdom , Reading

Salary:

44500.00 GBP / Year

Circle Health Group

Expiration Date

July 05, 2026

Requirements

Registered Nurse or Allied Health Professional with current professional registration (e.g. NMC)
Significant post-registration experience within Pre-Operative Assessment or peri-operative services
Demonstrable experience in a senior or clinical leadership role
Strong knowledge of peri-operative pathways, risk stratification, and patient optimisation
Proven understanding of clinical governance, audit, and regulatory compliance (CQC)
Excellent leadership, communication, and decision-making skills
Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced clinical environment

Job Responsibility

Provide senior clinical leadership for the Pre-Operative Assessment (POA) service, ensuring safe, effective, and patient-centred care
Maintain a visible clinical presence, working clinically within POA where required to support service delivery and role-model best practice
Ensure the POA service operates in full compliance with CQC standards, professional regulations, and Circle Health Group policies
Lead the day-to-day operational delivery of the POA service, ensuring capacity, flow, and efficiency meet surgical demand
Lead, manage, and support the POA nursing and clinical team, fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement
Act as the clinical lead interface between POA and key stakeholders including anaesthetists, surgeons, consultants, and senior hospital leaders

What we offer

25 days holiday per year + bank holidays, increasing to 30 days with service
Private Pension Scheme
Private Healthcare Scheme for treatment at our hospitals, covering pre-existing medical conditions
Friends & Family Hospital Discounts
Family Friendly policies, including enhanced Maternity, Paternity & Adoption pay
Non-contributory life insurance
Staff engagement hub with access to discounts and extensive rewards and voluntary benefits
Access to resources, tools and services to support your wellbeing
Employee recognition programmes
Industry leading training and development opportunities

Fulltime

Trust Accounting Manager

We are looking for an experienced Trust Accounting Manager to support a long-ter...

Location

United States , San Mateo

Salary:

Not provided

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation required
Demonstrated experience managing trust accounting within an investment, financial services, or related environment
Strong background in month-end close, including journal entry preparation and ledger review
Hands-on expertise in account reconciliations and researching complex balance discrepancies
Experience supporting financial statement audits and preparing audit-ready documentation
Solid understanding of general ledger accounting principles and financial controls
Ability to work onsite five days per week in San Mateo, California
Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage a project-based assignment with minimal oversight

Job Responsibility

Lead month-end closing activities to ensure trust and investment-related transactions are recorded accurately and on schedule
Review general ledger activity, investigate discrepancies, and maintain the integrity of financial data across accounts
Prepare and post journal entries that reflect complete and properly supported accounting activity
Perform detailed account reconciliations, identify outstanding items, and drive timely resolution of variances
Support the preparation of financial information required for audits and respond to documentation requests from auditors
Oversee trust accounting processes to ensure balances, transactions, and reporting align with applicable standards and internal controls
Partner with internal stakeholders to organize records and help bring accounting books to an orderly close for the engagement
Assist with accounting process adjustments or transition-related tasks when needed as part of the project scope

What we offer

medical
vision
dental
life and disability insurance
401(k) plan

Fulltime

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