BMET; Biomedical Equipment Technician - Onsite Night Shift

Overview

Grow your career at Cedars-Sinai!

The Enterprise Information Services (EIS) team at Cedars-Sinai understands that true clinical transformation and the optimization of a clinical information systems implementation is fueled through the alignment of people, processes, and technologies.

Why work here?

Cedars-Sinai placed in the top 20 on Newsweek's "World's Best Smart Hospitals 2024" list, which highlights hospitals that have excelled in the utilization of electronic functionalities, telemedicine, digital imaging, artificial intelligence and robotics. We were recently named one of the "Best Places to Work in IT 2025" by Computerworld and ranked #2 among large organizations for hybrid work.

The organization’s Healthtech excellence was acknowledged again, this time by the esteemed "CHIME Digital Health Most Wired" recognition program. Cedars-Sinai was assigned a Level 10—the most prestigious level of certification—among more than 300 surveyed healthcare organizations. Cedars-Sinai netted high scores across multiple verticals and particularly excelled in areas of infrastructure, interoperability, and population health innovation.

What will you be doing in this role:

The BMET II performs repair, preventive maintenance and calibration of medical equipment. Troubleshoots electronic circuits under minimum supervision; evaluates and resolves operational problems involving medical equipment and clinical networked systems at the request of clinical staff and department management; completes and records all required maintenance documentation; serves in on-call rotation.

• Adjusts, calibrates, lubricates, performs operational verification, tests electrical safety, and other tasks to ensure optimal performance and safety of complex medical equipment.
• Maintains an accurate and complete inventory of medical devices and systems in assigned areas.
• Communicates clearly with users in patient care areas during rounds or while investigating reported malfunctions. Provides impromptu technical in-services to clinical staff when needed.
• Analyzes serviceability, reliability, and technical aspects of equipment.
• Schedules and documents work performed as directed by the department.
• Using Engineering methodology transfers working knowledge and understanding of electronic circuitry and medical applications from one type of instrumentation to another.
• Works with department management to identify and improve key skill areas necessary for career growth.
• Reviews and/or orders parts and materials to ensure the right items are ordered at the right time from the most effective source and that prudent stock levels are maintained.
• Consistent with the needs of clinical engineering and other team members, may perform other duties as required or assigned.

Shift note: 4-Days/Week, 10-Hour Night Shift from 1pm-11:30pm

Experience Requirements:

• Two or more years of experience as biomedical electronics technician and familiarity with a wide range of medical equipment (preferably in surgery/surgical operations).
• Knowledge of wired and wireless networks related to the medical devices.
• Demonstrates the ability to understand and use basic biomedical test equipment.
• Demonstrates a basic level of electronics knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Demonstrates an understanding of the operation and service routines for basic clinical electronic equipment.

Educational/Certificate Requirements:

• Biomedical Technology Diploma from an accredited program required.
• C.B.E.T. Certification and/or specialty biomedical skill such as Imaging or Anesthesia equipment (preferred).
• Associate and/or Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic/Biomedical Electronics or related field (preferred).

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