Desktop Support Technician

Desktop Support Technician

Location:

Wilmington, DE 19801

Rate: $2 4/hr on W@

Domain:
Healthcare (Hospitals, Clinical Locations, Research Centers, Corporate Offices) Work Model:
Onsite / Field‐Based Coverage Model:
Site‐Aligned with Field Mobility Travel:
Within assigned ~30‐mile radius Shift Model:
Business Hours + On‐Call / Extended Support as required

The IT Deskside Support Engineer is responsible for delivering hands on, onsite technical support within healthcare facilities to ensure device reliability, end user productivity, and zero disruption to clinical and business operations. The role provides physical presence and smart hands capabilities that cannot be fulfilled remotely, especially in environments where uptime, speed, and accuracy directly impact patient care.

This position is a critical extension of healthcare IT operations, bridging Service Desk, Infrastructure, Network, Security, and Application support teams by executing physical, device level, and site specific support activities. The role requires strong technical capability, disciplined process adherence, high situational awareness, and strict compliance with healthcare safety, access, and security standards.

The IT Deskside Support Engineer is fully accountable for:

• Business Hours & Non Business Hours On Call support required
• Onsite incident and request execution quality
• Physical device availability and readiness
• Accurate asset tracking and lifecycle updates
• Safe handling of equipment in clinical environments
• Timely resolution of issues escalated from Service Desk
• Clear communication with users, Service Desk, and resolver teams

1. Onsite Deskside & Field Incident Resolution

• Act as the primary onsite technical resolver for incidents escalated by the Service Desk.

• Provide in person support for clinicians, nurses, researchers, and corporate staff.

• Resolve hardware, OS, and peripheral issues that cannot be remediated remotely.

• Troubleshoot and resolve:

• Laptop and desktop failures
• Boot, OS, driver, and performance issues
• Peripheral connectivity and malfunctions

• Ensure minimal downtime for users performing patient care or time critical activities.

• Restore operational capability with speed and accuracy while maintaining safety.

2. IMAC & Deployment Services (Install, Move, Add, Change)

• Perform full IMAC lifecycle activities, including:

• New device deployments and refreshes
• User onboarding and workstation setup
• Physical moves and reconfigurations
• Device replacements and upgrades

• Coordinate installations with user availability and site access constraints.

• Configure devices as per standards, images, and security baselines.

• Validate post deployment functionality before handover to the user.

• Ensure old or replaced assets are returned, secured, or disposed of correctly.

3. Hardware & Peripheral Support

• Provide hands on support for:

• Laptops and desktops
• Monitors (single/multi display)
• Printers (local and network)
• Docking stations, keyboards, mice, accessories

• Replace faulty components and coordinate warranty or vendor repairs where required.

• Perform physical inspections to identify early hardware degradation risks.

• Support clinical adjacent equipment where permitted under scope.

• Ensure cleanliness, labeling, cabling discipline, and workstation safety.

4. Smart Hands & Data Closet Activities

• Execute smart hands tasks in data closets and site IT rooms, including:

• Cable tracing and patching (as instructed)
• Power cycling of devices
• Equipment, labeling and verification
• Physical checks on network and infrastructure devices

• Support remote Infrastructure, Network, or Cloud teams with physical interventions.

• Follow safety, access control, and change awareness procedures strictly.

• Document every smart hands action in the ticket for audit and traceability.

5. Healthcare Environment Sensitivity & Compliance

• Operate with full awareness of healthcare sensitivity:

• Patient safety
• Infection control zones
• Clinical workflow disruptions

• Follow hospital and clinic access protocols at all times.

• Ensure devices and tools do not interfere with medical equipment.

• Respect privacy, confidentiality, and…