Applied for a role and it got me thinking that it may not be the usual gig as a UC engineer may be use to given the environment. I am keen to hear from anyone here what there experience has been like working at a hospital? The role I am looking at focuses on the items below:
– PABXs, VOIP systems, SIP infrastructure and trunks, call centres, H.323, faxing technologies, hypervisor platforms, DNS, DHCP, codec management.
– Supporting hybrid UC environments incorporating technologies from vendors such as Avaya, Cisco, Microsoft Enterprise Voice, and SIP based technologies.
– Support features such as IVRs, call queues, routing logic, reporting tools, and workforce management capabilities with demonstrated experience in SIP based integrations between telephony systems and third‑party clinical, corporate, or communication applications.
– 24/7 on-call roster, must be on site 5 days a week (no remote working option) with travel as needed to other regional clinics.
TIA
Source: r/ciscoUC · by /u/Ax0nJax0n01