Biomedical Equipment Technician I - Dialysis
About The Position
Innovative Renal Care is seeking a Biomedical Equipment Technician I (Biomed I) to support the technical operations of our dialysis clinics. This role assists with equipment repairs, preventive maintenance, and water treatment monitoring to ensure safe and reliable dialysis treatments. The Biomed I works closely with senior technical staff, receives hands‑on training, and escalates issues appropriately while learning to independently support facilities within 18 months. This role works directly inside an active healthcare environment, supporting patients receiving life‑sustaining dialysis treatment. Biomedical Technicians work hands‑on in our clinics alongside nurses and patient care teams. You will be in treatment areas where patients are receiving dialysis, which includes exposure to medical equipment, blood, needles, and clinical activity. If you are passionate about technology, problem‑solving, and making a meaningful impact behind the scenes of patient care, this role offers a unique opportunity to build a rewarding biomedical career while ensuring our life‑saving equipment operates safely and reliably every day. All full‑time biomedical technicians are required to provide on‑call coverage and will receive a weekly on‑call stipend for this responsibility.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Valid driver’s license
Nice To Haves
- Experience in a medical or technical environment preferred
- 12 months of dialysis experience within the last two years preferred
- Manufacturer technician certificates preferred, or willingness to obtain required certifications within 12–18 months
Responsibilities
- Assist with repairs, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance on dialysis equipment, water treatment systems, and related technical systems
- Monitor and document water treatment performance to ensure AAMI‑compliant quality, including daily testing and routine checks
- Maintain accurate equipment records, logs, and regulatory documentation
- Follow procedures for alternative water supplies and assist with emergency response as needed
- Support clinic operations by helping with medical supply inventory, equipment setup, and maintaining a clean, professional work area
- Clean, disinfect, and perform basic maintenance on RO systems and distribution loops
- Participate in required training, staff meetings, and in‑services; may conduct basic in‑services with manager approval
- Assist with monthly inventory reporting and home dialysis program equipment deliveries
- Follow all infection control procedures and use appropriate PPE
- Provide on‑call phone and in‑person support for urgent technical needs outside normal business hours
- Progress toward independently managing routine technical needs at one to two clinics within 18 months
Benefits
- 401(k) match
- healthcare coverage
- on-call stipend
- Enhanced PTO
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
