Lead EBME Engineer - Complex Medical Equipment

st georges nhs trust; Tooting; On-site; GBP 58,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Principal Electro-Biomedical Engineer to lead maintenance programs for high-priority medical equipment in theatres, ICU, ED, and endoscopy units. The role also involves coordinating with the Medical Device Connectivity team to resolve IT connectivity and systems issues.

The post holder will supervise staff and contribute to the section's quality system, policies, and external service delivery to NHS and private healthcare

Qualifications

• Experience in managing planned maintenance of high-priority complex medical equipment.
• Proven ability to repair and maintain complex medical equipment and resolve technical issues.
• Ability to work with Medical Device Connectivity team on IT connectivity and medical systems.
• Experience supervising staff and leading in equipment repair and maintenance areas.

Responsibilities

• Lead key maintenance programs for high-priority medical equipment in challenging clinical environments.
• Repair and maintain complex medical equipment, solving related technical problems.
• Collaborate with Medical Device Connectivity to ensure IT connectivity and system integration.
• Supervise staff to achieve project aims and maintain quality systems.
• Contribute to policies, service development and revenue-generation activities.

Skills

Project management

Maintenance planning

Equipment repair

IT connectivity

Tools

Medical device IT systems

Job description

St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Principal Electro-Biomedical Engineer to lead maintenance programs for high-priority medical equipment in theatres, ICU, ED, and endoscopy units. The role also involves coordinating with the Medical Device Connectivity team to resolve IT connectivity and systems issues.

The post holder will supervise staff and contribute to the section's quality system, policies, and external service delivery to NHS and private healthcare