Biomedical Engineering Technician

Biomedical Engineering Technician – Intelas

Apply for the Biomedical Engineering Technician position at Intelas.

• Perform planned maintenance and electrical safety inspections on a broad range of patient care and selected support equipment in compliance with established standards.
• Manage all assigned equipment and schedule service.
• Perform pre-acceptance inspections, develop PM procedures on equipment, and maintain files on procedures and manuals.
• Ensure test equipment is working properly and calibrated within established intervals.
• Respond expeditiously to calls from clinical departments to evaluate and rectify valid operator complaints and concerns.
• Research and initiate orders for repair parts, working within established budget parameters.
• Maintain purchase order log and validate invoices for payment (field service personnel only).
• Provide informal training to equipment users and Crothall Services Group staff as requested or when circumstances dictate.
• Make recommendations to the Department Manager regarding service strategies on equipment; keep supervisor informed of activities, needs and problems.
• Participate in the Quality Improvement / Risk Management program by understanding the issues and concerns of customers and making recommendations for improvement.
• Maintain an orderly and functional work environment.
• Provide emergency on-call responsibilities as needed.
• Document all significant asset‑related actions in compliance with department practices.
• Collaborate with fellow technical personnel in department meetings to ensure they are kept abreast of technical updates and/or device‑related problems.

• Associate’s degree in electronics/biomedical equipment technology, military training, or equivalent experience.
• 3 years servicing clinical/patient care equipment in a hospital environment.
• For field service positions requiring travel, valid driver’s license is required.
• Ability to work independently with some supervision.
• Good communication and strong customer service skills.
• Good organization and time‑management skills.
• Working knowledge of computer applications pertaining to tracking service histories and producing reports on assets.
• Good troubleshooting skills.
• Ability and willingness to serve “on‑call” duty as required.
• Strong work ethic and ability to work as a member of a team.

• Associate

• Full‑time

• Hospitals and Health Care

Philadelphia, PA – $70,000 – $105,000 per year.