Electronics Medical Device Installer

Kelly Services; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 39,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Kelly Services is seeking an Electronics Material Handler I to support a one-week project across multiple Denver-area hospitals. You will assist in removal and replacement of fall prevention/fall alarm monitors in patient rooms, ensuring proper testing and handover at day end.

The role requires adherence to hospital safety protocols, reliable transportation to sites, and the ability to work 8–10 hour shifts with a 40-hour guarantee when all scheduled days are worked.

Qualifications

• Comfortable working in hospital and active patient care environments
• Strong work ethic and reliability—must show up ready to work each day
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and maintain focus throughout the day
• Excellent physical stamina and attention to detail
• Prior experience in materials handling, electronics, or hospital settings a plus, but not required

Responsibilities

• Attend a mandatory 30-minute training on the Friday prior to project start
• Report each morning to Hector & Misty at the front lobby of the assigned hospital
• Identify, unplug, remove, replace, and test patient fall monitors
• Carefully collect, box, and label old equipment at the end of each day
• Communicate with patients prior to entering and provide respectful, brief introductions
• Work under the direction of hospital clinical engineering staff as needed
• Move efficiently between patient rooms and facilities as scheduled

Job description

Electronics Material Handler I — Medical Device Installation Support

Location: Denver, CO 80218 (Multiple Area Hospital Sites)
Pay: $30/hour
Duration: One Week 08/28/2026-09/04/2026
Schedule: 8:00 AM Start | 8–10 Hour Shifts | 40 Hours Guaranteed

About the Position

We are seeking a reliable, hardworking Electronics Material Handler I to support a one-week project across five medical facilities in the Denver area. The primary responsibility is to assist in the removal and replacement of fall prevention/fall alarm monitors in patient rooms.

Key Responsibilities

• Attend a mandatory 30-minute training on the Friday prior to project start
• Report each morning to Hector & Misty at the front lobby of the assigned hospital
• Identify, unplug, remove, replace, and test patient fall monitors
• Carefully collect, box, and label old equipment at the end of each day
• Communicate with patients prior to entering and provide respectful, brief introductions
• Work under the direction of hospital clinical engineering staff as needed
• Move efficiently between patient rooms and facilities as scheduled

Position Details

• Physical demands: Must be able to walk 10,000–20,000 steps per day, stand for 8–10 hours, climb stairs, move quickly, and have strong attention to detail
• Environment: Will work inside acute care facilities (no isolation rooms); masks and gloves available
• Transportation: Must have reliable personal transportation to arrive at various sites each day (Saint Joseph Hospital, Lutheran Medical Center, Lutheran Hospice, Good Samaritan Hospital, Platte Valley Hospital)
• May rideshare between locations midday with project leads as required
• Meals: Bring your own lunch or purchase from onsite cafeterias
• Pay: Competitive hourly rate ($30/hr); must work all scheduled days to qualify for 40-hour guarantee

Qualifications

• Must be comfortable working in hospital and active patient care environments
• Strong work ethic and reliability — must show up ready to work each day
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and maintain focus throughout the day
• Excellent physical stamina and attention to detail
• Prior experience in materials handling, electronics, or hospital settings a plus, but not required

Join us to support healthcare teams and patients while earning competitive pay for a dedicated week of work!