Biomedical Equipment Technician III

• Repair, install, inspect, troubleshoot, and calibrate biomedical and related equipment
• Complete preventive maintenance workloads and maintain high PM compliance
• Review, modify, develop, and implement preventive maintenance manuals and quality assurance testing procedures
• Review equipment malfunction or misuse incident reports and take actions to ensure patient safety
• Lead new equipment evaluations, acquisitions, and installations
• Obtain quotes and work with technical specifications for bids and capital purchases
• Evaluate repair scope and sources, determine cost-effective actions, and maximize equipment uptime
• Identify best-value products, labor, and parts sources to minimize total service cost
• Provide in-service training to clinical engineering service technicians
• Oversee external contractors and vendors servicing specialized equipment
• Respond to diagnostic ultrasound, portable fluoroscopy, dye injector, and operating-room service calls
• Document repair and maintenance services using work-order tracking systems
• Maintain accurate device control records through database management
• Visit multiple business locations as required by employment location

• Associate’s Degree in Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, or related fields, or four years of preferred work experience in lieu of the degree
• 4 years of progressive experience performing electronic and/or electromechanical repairs and preventive maintenance on general and specialized biomedical equipment
• Ability to respond to diagnostic ultrasound, portable fluoroscopy, dye injector, and operating-room service calls
• Ability to communicate and function independently in a customer-focused service environment
• Ability to use computer software-based work-order tracking systems
• Proficiency in database management for accurate device control records
• Competence and independence in potential crisis situations while appropriately alerting management
• Flexibility in accommodating customer needs
• Knowledge of state-of-the-art electronic test equipment and simulators
• Proficiency repairing and maintaining at least eight specified biomedical device categories
• Ability to work in a team environment and remain self-motivated and self-disciplined
• Ability to manage multiple and changing priorities
• Ability to visit multiple business locations
• Pennsylvania driver's license required for applicable employment locations
• Ability to lift and carry 25 lbs.; frequent sitting, standing, and keyboard use
• Preferred:
  Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, or related fields
• Preferred: 5 years of progressive electronic and/or electromechanical repair and preventive maintenance experience
• Preferred: CBET certification

Demonstrates expertise in repairing, installing, and maintaining biomedical equipment, with a strong focus on preventive maintenance and compliance. Proficient in using work-order tracking systems and database management for accurate device control records.

• Biomedical Equipment Repair
• Preventive Maintenance Compliance
• Database Management
• Diagnostic Ultrasound Service
• CBET Certification

• Electronic Repair
• Electromechanical Repair
• Preventive Maintenance
• Quality Assurance Testing
• Equipment Calibration
• Technical Specifications Evaluation
• Cost-Effective Actions
• Device Control Records Management
• In-Service Training
• Crisis Management

• Customer-Focused Communication
• Team Collaboration
• Self-Motivation
• Flexibility
• Prioritization

• CBET Certification

• Biomedical Engineering
• Preventive Maintenance Manuals
• Patient Safety
• Equipment Malfunction Reporting
• Service Calls
• Pennsylvania Driver's License

• Work-Order Tracking Systems
• Electronic Test Equipment
• Simulators