Clinical Engineer Tech

Florida Medical Clinic•Orlando, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Engineer Tech ensures diagnostic, therapeutic, and electronic equipment meets manufacturer specifications for safe and proper use. The role performs routine safety inspections, scheduled maintenance, calibrations, repairs, and updates, and troubleshoots hardware and software issues. It also supports medical equipment and related IT systems and networks, coordinates device integration with hospital systems, and documents service work to meet regulatory, accrediting, and departmental requirements. The position is located in Lakeland, Florida, with hours of 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and required on-call coverage.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in a technical area of study, or a high school diploma or equivalent plus two years of directly related work experience as a substitute for the degree.
Two years of directly related work experience repairing or supporting medical equipment, electronic systems, or computerized systems.

Responsibilities

Perform pre-procurement evaluations and support assessments for new devices and systems.
Use service literature and other resources to complete repairs, preventive maintenance, software and hardware upgrades or enhancements, and other required support.
Monitor rental and other non-hospital-owned devices for compliance with corporate safety policies.
Support and maintain mission-critical medical and electronic equipment, IT systems, and networks.
Analyze, resolve, and document problems involving medical device and system hardware and software.
Install and configure hardware and software components, and test new hardware and software.
Document repairs, scheduled maintenance, and other support activities to meet regulatory, accrediting, and departmental requirements.
Communicate equipment repair status to appropriate medical personnel and escalate delays to the CE Supervisor as needed.
Receive training and exposure in the repair and maintenance of medical or electronic equipment, systems, accessories, computers, networks, databases, and related IT systems and software.
Assist with integrating supported medical and electronic devices and systems with hospital IT systems and networks.
Maintain working relationships with organizational departments, including IT units, to support service delivery and end-user productivity goals.
Maintain reasonably regular and punctual attendance and comply with Orlando Health policies and procedures.
Perform incoming equipment inspections as assigned.
Use supplies efficiently and report inventory deficiencies to the supervisor.
Organize work priorities with intermediate-level independence.
Provide customer service with effective communication and follow-up.
Learn new areas, take on additional responsibility, and work independently or as part of a team.
Maintain HIPAA compliance and a clean, safe, organized work area.
Apply knowledge of legal issues, Joint Commission requirements, and other regulatory and accrediting standards.
Independently provide scheduled on-call coverage and support unplanned after-hours and weekend events as required.