NMRLC - Biomedical Equipment Technician III (Lead)

SOLUTION ONE INDUSTRIES•Williamsburg, VA

1d•$64,480 - $70,720•Onsite

About The Position

In support of the Navy Medical Readiness Logistic Command’s (NMRLC) Expeditionary Medical System (EXMED) mission, the Biomedical Equipment Technician III (Lead) maintains a broad range of biomedical equipment throughout its lifecycle. Support includes inspections, calibrations, preventive maintenance, and repairs on medical, dental, and scientific equipment, surgical instruments, and related material. The position requires a detail-oriented, highly proficient individual who follows local Standard Operating Procedures, Navy guidelines, and Department of Defense publications. The technician coordinates with other departments to prepare equipment for rapid worldwide deployment in humanitarian, disaster-relief, and military contingency operations. The role also includes documenting service and safety work, supporting equipment lifecycle planning, and ensuring maintenance requirements, tests, and certifications are completed and properly recorded. The position is full-time and exempt, based in Williamsburg, Virginia, with minimal travel required.

Requirements

Completion of the DoD Biomedical Equipment Technician program, or an associate degree in Biomedical Electronics Technology or Electronics Technology.
At least 10 years of experience in the biomedical field performing preventive maintenance and repairs on various types of medical equipment.
Ability to obtain and maintain a security access badge at the client site.
Current valid driver’s license.
Ability to be trained to operate Material Handling Equipment.
Ability to work at an accelerated pace during emergencies or operational demands.
Must wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Ability to walk, stand, reach, bend, and move items.
Ability to lift and carry more than 45 pounds.
Ability to work in an austere environment.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance and repairs on medical, dental, and scientific equipment, surgical instruments, and related material.
Coordinate and work effectively with other departments to prepare equipment for rapid worldwide deployment in humanitarian, disaster-relief, and military contingency operations.
Perform incoming inspections, regular and unscheduled maintenance, and repairs; plan end-of-life replacement in conjunction with forward-positioned materiel and asset deployment schedules.
Use common test equipment, including patient simulators, pulse generators, network analyzers, test phantoms, electrical safety analyzers, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.
Load operating systems and clinical application software as needed.
Document work in a computerized maintenance management system and maintain maintenance logs for each piece of equipment, meeting applicable regulatory and HTM documentation requirements.
Investigate, remediate, and document Repairable Medical Device recalls and safety alerts within established timeframes.
Participate in local safety improvement processes, including Root Cause Analysis and safety work groups.
Identify hazards during routine work and take action to ensure they are addressed and corrected.
Ensure required maintenance, tests, and certifications are performed and properly documented.
Maintain functional knowledge of relevant safety codes and standards, including those of TJC, NFPA, FDA, NRC, and AAMI.
Review SOPs and maintenance checklists to ensure compliance with relevant safety codes, standards, and manufacturers’ literature.