Biomedical Equipment Repair Technician

Vortex Solutions LLC•Fayetteville, NC

6d•$32 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

Vortex Solutions LLC is seeking qualified and motivated Biomedical Equipment Repair Technicians at BMET I and BMET II levels. AAMI standards for BMET qualifications apply. BMET I works under close technical oversight, while BMET II works under moderate technical Contractor oversight. Both levels repair, calibrate, maintain, inspect, and install clinical equipment and provide preventive maintenance. The role covers a diverse range of therapeutic and diagnostic biomedical instrumentation and equipment.

Requirements

BMET I: Associate degree in electronic or biomedical equipment technology, or military equivalent.
BMET II: Associate degree in electronic or biomedical equipment technology, or military equivalent.
BMET I: At least six months of experience repairing and maintaining medical equipment.
BMET II: At least two years of experience repairing and maintaining medical equipment.
Valid state driver's license.
Knowledge of electronic theory, technology, and test equipment.
Knowledge of basic anatomy and physiology as applied to biomedical equipment.
Knowledge of color-code conventions used in component and wiring marking.
Ability to analyze, repair, and test electronic and electromechanical equipment.
Ability to perform preventive maintenance inspections and run diagnostic programs.
Ability to lift equipment weighing up to 50 pounds, push and pull equipment carts, and kneel, stand, bend, and reach during equipment repair.
Skill in testing electronic equipment.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree (listed as preferred in the general education section).
One year of biomedical equipment repair experience (listed as preferred).

Responsibilities

Repair, service, install, maintain, calibrate, and inspect therapeutic and diagnostic biomedical instrumentation and equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance and electrical safety testing of clinical equipment, devices, and systems.
Diagnose and correct system and equipment malfunctions.
Recommend third-party repairs when necessary; the government oversees third-party contractor repairs.