Biomedical Engineer – Medical Equipment & Field Support

Ambulance Service of NSW; Sydney; On-site; AUD 111,000 - 122,000; Full time

Job summary

Ambulance Service of NSW is seeking a Biomedical Engineer Grade 2 in Sydney to install and test critical medical equipment and support systems. You will perform preventive maintenance, write specifications, and repair defective devices, ensuring safety standards and regulatory compliance.

You will also assist with evaluating new equipment, support training for paramedics, and work with modern devices like vital signs monitors and defibrillators.

Qualifications

• A degree in biomedical engineering from a tertiary institution recognised by Engineers Australia.
• Proven verbal and written communication skills with ability to provide clear technical advice to clinical and technical teams.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team and to prioritise to meet deadlines.
• Experience in testing, repairing and managing medical equipment including knowledge of Australian standards.

Responsibilities

• Install and carry out acceptance testing of biomedical equipment and support systems.
• Conduct preventative maintenance and write testing specifications.
• Inspect, test and calibrate medical devices and conduct safety testing per standards.
• Support assessment and trials of new technology and train paramedics using equipment.

Skills

Verbal & written communication

Independent & team work

Testing and repair of medical devices

Equipment database management

Mobile apps deployment & mobile teleph

MS Office & networking

Education

Biomedical engineering degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Ambulance Service of NSW is seeking a Biomedical Engineer Grade 2 in Sydney to install and test critical medical equipment and support systems. You will perform preventive maintenance, write specifications, and repair defective devices, ensuring safety standards and regulatory compliance.

You will also assist with evaluating new equipment, support training for paramedics, and work with modern devices like vital signs monitors and defibrillators.