Ultrasound Engineer
Listed on 2026-02-10
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Engineering
Medical Device Industry
Overview
We are seeking an enthusiastic and highly motivated engineer to join the ultrasound engineering team at The Christie. The successful candidate will support the training of junior staff within Christie Medical Physics and Engineering (CMPE) and have experience working with complex medical equipment including service and repairs. There will be opportunities to attend manufacturer’s technical training courses and gain a wider range of knowledge of medical ultrasound equipment and repair.
The successful candidate will ideally be registered with a professional body which has an ongoing CPD scheme, have a degree in an appropriate electronics or electrical discipline, or equivalent experience, and be able to demonstrate advanced practical knowledge of medical ultrasound. We are looking for someone who can work both as part of a team and independently within a quality management system whilst managing their own workload.
Work as instructed by the Lead Ultrasound Engineer and Lead Ultrasound Physicist in conjunction with the other Ultrasound Engineers and the Ultrasound Coordinator to prioritise the work of the section. Assign planned visits for preventive maintenance and call outs for breakdowns and suspected faults. This planning must ensure that urgent breakdowns are dealt with in the contracted time frame.
Support the planning of service dates and visits according to existing contracts so that all planned visits are fulfilled in a timely manner. This involves liaison with the equipment managers or users and, in the case of shared contracts, with the manufacturers service department so all visits by the team and the manufacturer are properly coordinated.
Jointly take responsibility for the organisation and monitoring of the various activities of the ultrasound section in collaboration with the other engineers as appropriate.
Act as ultrasound engineer manager as required in the absence of the lead ultrasound engineer.
Promote the range of services available from the ultrasound section of the department when meeting users of ultrasound systems, radiology managers and others associated with ultrasound system use.
Assist the Lead Ultrasound engineer and Lead Ultrasound Physicist in negotiating with ultrasound companies over the terms and conditions of joint maintenance contracts including special discounts on contract pricing for the level of our involvement where we are a partner.
Provide and organise training courses, either formal in a training centre or informal on site to a level sufficient for the engineers to operate effectively over the range of current ultrasound imaging equipment.
Apply ultrasound system knowledge and experience to discern appropriate repair options e.g. decide to pass over to the manufacturer or repair in-house as appropriate, and sign off completed jobs.
Organise and carry out work to provide a timely and efficient service to users of ultrasound so the systems are operating effectively with minimum disruption to provision of clinical services.
To decide when and on what basis to carry out work at the request of a manufacturer when their service organisations cannot attend in a timely…
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