Biomedical Technician I / Biomedical Technician II

Moffitt Cancer Center•Wesley Chapel, NC

3d•$26 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

The Biomedical Technician I / Biomedical Technician II performs tests, repairs, calibrations, inspections, and preventive maintenance on medical equipment used to diagnose, treat, or rehabilitate patients, under moderate supervision. This is an on-site position. The role supports clinical equipment and systems, including life-support equipment, by diagnosing and correcting malfunctions, maintaining accurate records, providing technical assistance to staff, and helping ensure equipment is safe, reliable, and properly maintained. The technician may also provide in-service education, mentor other biomedical equipment technicians, and respond to equipment concerns from hospitals and clinical departments. Emergency on-call responsibilities may be required.

Requirements

Biomedical Technician I: High school diploma or GED.
Biomedical Technician I: At least two years of relevant Electronic Technician experience, or an associate's degree with no previous experience may be considered.
Biomedical Technician I: Knowledge of electronic theory and skills in testing electronic equipment.
Biomedical Technician II: High school diploma or GED.
Biomedical Technician II: At least six years of experience as an Electronic Technician in a research laboratory, hospital, and/or healthcare facility, or an associate's degree with four years of such experience may be considered.
Biomedical Technician II: Knowledge of electronic theory and skills in testing electronic equipment.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of biomedical electrical and mechanical quantities, including blood pressure and ECG.
CBET (Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician) certification.

Responsibilities

Maintain the department budget, including purchase orders and expenses.
Repair, install, maintain, calibrate, and inspect complex clinical equipment, instrumentation, and systems, including life-support equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance and electrical safety testing on clinical equipment, devices, and systems.
Diagnose and correct system and equipment malfunctions.
Maintain documentation on new equipment, inspections, repairs, and equipment failures.
Provide technical assistance and instruction to personnel regarding equipment operation and maintenance.
Review preventive maintenance outcomes and recommend improvements to department staff.
Assist with or conduct in-service educational programs on equipment use.
Research and initiate repair-part orders, work with the supervisor and/or TRC, and identify second-source parts.
Maintain good working relationships with coworkers, nursing and medical staff, vendors, manufacturers, and the public.
Participate in meetings, seminars, training, workshops, and conferences as required.
Recommend equipment service strategies to the Department Manager and keep the supervisor informed of activities, needs, and problems, subject to supervisor approval.
Maintain an orderly, functional work environment and ensure tools and test equipment are in good working order and calibrated on time.
Maintain accurate equipment inventory and documentation of inspections, repairs, and failures.
Mentor other biomedical equipment technicians.
Respond to or direct responses to calls from hospitals and clinical departments to evaluate and address valid operator complaints and concerns.
Maintain required records and paperwork in a timely manner.
Provide emergency on-call support to all company accounts as needed.
Research and initiate repair-part orders within established budget parameters.