Biomedical Imaging Specialist II

• Complete preventive maintenance workload and maintain high PM compliance
• Perform safety checks, repairs, installations, testing, calibration, troubleshooting, and maintenance on biomedical, imaging, communications, and related equipment
• Identify and obtain supplies and materials needed to service and repair equipment cost-effectively
• Establish and maintain technical literature, standards, specifications, and supporting documentation
• Ensure biomedical equipment meets regulatory requirements and quality-control standards
• Present updates on new trends to peer groups
• Provide in-service training on biomedical equipment and electrical safety
• Review FDA, ECRI, manufacturer, and other recall and problem-notification sources
• Review equipment malfunction or misuse incident reports and take actions supporting patient safety
• Participate in continuous performance improvement initiatives
• Attend vendor-sponsored technical training schools
• Participate in on-call rotation, upgrade support, special projects, and other hospital-system duties
• Travel between business and remote hospital locations as required

• High School Diploma
• 3 years of progressive experience performing direct component and/or board-level repair and maintenance on general and model-specific medical imaging equipment
• Knowledge of state-of-the-art electronic and test equipment, quality assurance, and preventive maintenance procedures
• Knowledge of alternative parts providers for electronic or electromechanical equipment
• Knowledge of advanced troubleshooting techniques
• Knowledge of computer software-based work-order tracking systems
• Ability to use vendor service documentation, technical manuals, and electronics parts/specification materials
• Ability to test, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair assigned equipment and related systems
• Ability to work in a team environment and be self-motivated and self-disciplined
• Ability to manage multiple and changing priorities
• Ability to visit multiple business locations and travel to remote hospital sites
• Ability to work a flexible schedule as needed
• Additional modality training in Anesthesia, Ultrasound, X-Ray, Cath Lab, or similar preferred
• CRES, Military (DoD) Biomedical Equipment Technician, OEM repair/training, and CBET certifications listed as preferred
• Some after-hours, weekend, and holiday work may be required
• Participation in weekly after-hours and weekend on-call rotation
• Site-to-site travel may be required

Demonstrates expertise in preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of biomedical and imaging equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and quality control. Capable of providing in-service training and participating in continuous performance improvement initiatives.

• Preventive Maintenance
• Biomedical Equipment Repair
• Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques
• CRES Certification
• Work-Order Tracking Systems

• Component Repair
• Board-Level Repair
• Quality Assurance Procedures
• Testing and Calibration
• Technical Documentation
• Electronic Equipment Maintenance
• Safety Checks
• Installation
• Troubleshooting
• Cost-Effective Supply Management

• Team Collaboration
• Self-Motivation
• Adaptability
• Time Management
• Communication

• CRES Certification
• CBET Certification
• Military (DoD) Biomedical Equipment Technician Certification

• Biomedical Equipment
• Imaging Equipment
• Regulatory Compliance
• Quality Control Standards
• FDA Recall Procedures
• ECRI Guidelines
• Anesthesia Equipment
• Ultrasound EquipmentX-Ray Equipment
• Cath Lab Equipment

• Electronic Test Equipment
• Computer Software-Based Work-Order Tracking
• Vendor Service Documentation
• Technical Manuals