Biomedical Equipment & Clinical Systems Specialist
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Little Rock (AR)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A government healthcare service is seeking a Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist to provide clinical and administrative support related to medical equipment. Key duties include the lifecycle management of medical devices, troubleshooting, and performing maintenance. Candidates must hold an Associate's degree in biomedical or electronics fields and have relevant experience. The position requires strong technical skills in electronics and networking, along with documentation capabilities in a computerized system. Competitive benefits offered, with weekday hours in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Qualifications
Citizenship in the United States required.
Education in biomedical technology or engineering necessary.
1 year of relevant experience or certification may be required.
Responsibilities
Manage lifecycle of medical equipment and clinical systems.
Troubleshoot and perform maintenance on medical devices.
Document all work in the Computerized Maintenance Management System.
Skills
Knowledge of physics, anatomy, and physiology
Knowledge of electronics (analog, digital)
Skill in documenting services in computerized systems
Ability to troubleshoot medical equipment
Knowledge of basic networking concepts
Education
Associate's or higher degree in biomedical technology or engineering
Completion of DOD biomedical technician training
Tools
Digital multimeters
Electrical safety analyzers
Patient simulators
Job description
A government healthcare service is seeking a Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist to provide clinical and administrative support related to medical equipment. Key duties include the lifecycle management of medical devices, troubleshooting, and performing maintenance. Candidates must hold an Associate's degree in biomedical or electronics fields and have relevant experience. The position requires strong technical skills in electronics and networking, along with documentation capabilities in a computerized system. Competitive benefits offered, with weekday hours in Little Rock, Arkansas.