Biomedical Equipment Management Lead

Lifespan; Fall River (MA); On-site; USD 86,000 - 143,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking a leader for the medical equipment management program. You will supervise Biomedical Equipment Technicians across hospital locations, directing maintenance, installation support, and lifecycle activities to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance.

You will collaborate with clinical and operational leaders to standardize equipment practices, manage risk, and optimize cost-efficiency while guiding capital planning and vendor partnerships.

Qualifications

• Five+ years in biomedical equipment services, clinical engineering, or healthcare technology management.
• Three+ years in supervisory/management roles in healthcare tech or similar environment.
• Demonstrated ability to lead across multiple hospital locations and manage staff, vendors, and service performance.

Responsibilities

• Lead the medical equipment management program across assigned sites, including planning, implementation, and continuous improvement per accreditation and safety standards.
• Direct preventive maintenance, inspection, calibration, repair, installation support, and lifecycle activities with data-driven oversight.
• Build partnerships with clinical/operational leaders and coordinate equipment status, risk, and responses to urgent equipment issues.

Skills

Leadership

Staff Management

Strategic Planning

Communication

Regulatory Compliance

Cross-functional Collaboration

Project Coordination

Problem Solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking a leader for the medical equipment management program. You will supervise Biomedical Equipment Technicians across hospital locations, directing maintenance, installation support, and lifecycle activities to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance.

You will collaborate with clinical and operational leaders to standardize equipment practices, manage risk, and optimize cost-efficiency while guiding capital planning and vendor partnerships.