Hospital Biomedical Equipment Technician

University Health; Selma (TX); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Retirement plans

Paid time off

Education benefits and professional开发

Job summary

University Health’s Retama Hospital in the San Antonio area is seeking a Healthcare Engineering Specialist to troubleshoot, maintain and calibrate a broad range of medical equipment. You’ll work with clinicians and vendors to ensure safe, compliant operation of critical devices.

Requirements include an associate degree in biomedical engineering technology and at least two years in a biomedical department, with a preference for a bachelor’s degree and CRES certification.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in biomedical engineering technology or a related field.
• Two years of related experience in a full-service biomedical department or company.
• Strong working knowledge of medical equipment management, including applicable regulatory standards.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, service, calibrate, adjust, repair and test a broad range of general and specialized medical equipment.
• Perform and document complex repairs and calibration services on patient care and support equipment.
• Help ensure medical equipment is managed in accordance with applicable standards and regulations, including those of The Joint Commission and other regulatory agencies.
• Collaborate with clinical staff, including nurses, physicians and management, as well as ancillary departments, colleagues and outside vendors.
• Follow University Health, departmental and section policies and procedures.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Medical equipment management

Regulatory standards

Team collaboration

Preventive maintenance

Education

Associate degree in biomedical engineering technology

Bachelor's degree in related field

Tools

CRES Certification

Job description

University Health’s Retama Hospital in the San Antonio area is seeking a Healthcare Engineering Specialist to troubleshoot, maintain and calibrate a broad range of medical equipment. You’ll work with clinicians and vendors to ensure safe, compliant operation of critical devices.

Requirements include an associate degree in biomedical engineering technology and at least two years in a biomedical department, with a preference for a bachelor’s degree and CRES certification.