Ron Gruenler
About Ron Gruenler
Ron Gruenler is a System Analyst 3 with extensive experience in healthcare information systems, including contributions to the Siemens Ris/Pacs interface and Cloverleaf Engine Interface Design. He has worked at Atlantic Health since 2016 and previously held technical roles at Chilton Memorial Hospital for over a decade.
Work at Atlantic Health System
Ron Gruenler has been employed at Atlantic Health System as a System Analyst 3 since 2016. In this role, he has contributed to various projects, including the integration, conversion, and migration of healthcare information systems. His responsibilities also include the implementation of software solutions and enhancing system efficiency through virtualization techniques.
Previous Experience at Chilton Memorial Hospital
Prior to his current position, Ron Gruenler worked at Chilton Memorial Hospital for 18 years. He served as a Technical Specialist from 2006 to 2013 and as an IS Technician from 1995 to 2006. During his tenure, he gained extensive experience in healthcare IT, contributing to system upgrades and the implementation of communication solutions.
Education and Certifications
Ron Gruenler studied at Passaic County Community College and Bergen Community College. He also attended Tech Train Boot Camps, where he focused on Microsoft certifications. He achieved the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) designation in 2002, reflecting his commitment to professional development in IT.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Ron Gruenler possesses a wide range of technical skills, including experience with software and systems such as Varian Aria, IMPAC Tumor Registry, and Meditech Magic 5.64. He has expertise in building VMware servers and has worked on projects involving the Siemens Ris/Pacs interface, Cloverleaf Engine Interface Design, and Forward Advantage Data Express upgrades.
Contributions to System Efficiency
Throughout his career, Ron Gruenler has focused on enhancing system efficiency. His involvement in the VMware conversion of physical to virtual servers demonstrates his commitment to optimizing IT infrastructure. He has also played a key role in various interface designs and server build projects, contributing to improved healthcare information systems.