BMET experience required - Travel required

TRIMEDX•Wilmington, DE

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Cyber & CE Information Technology Technician supports cybersecurity, operational readiness, and lifecycle management of medical equipment and connected clinical technologies in healthcare environments. The role combines clinical engineering knowledge with medical device cybersecurity practices to support the safe, secure, and compliant operation of network-connected medical devices. The technician works with Clinical Engineering, Healthcare Technology Management (HTM), Information Technology, Information Security, and equipment manufacturers on vulnerability remediation, software and firmware patch deployment, operational verifications, and compensating controls. Regular travel is required to customer sites throughout Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in technology, biomedical, clinical engineering, or a related field, including at least 1 year supporting cybersecurity or related activities.
Experience supporting medical equipment, Healthcare Technology Management (HTM), or Clinical Engineering programs.
Experience deploying software, operating system, and firmware patches to medical devices.
Experience conducting and documenting operational verifications following configuration changes or patch installation.
Knowledge of medical device cybersecurity principles, vulnerability management, and compensating controls.
Experience with networking technologies, communication protocols (HL7, DICOM, TCP/IP), and healthcare information systems.
Familiarity with HIPAA, security standards, and regulatory guidelines.
Ability to travel routinely throughout Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
Associate’s degree in Biomedical Engineering Technology, Clinical Engineering, Biomedical Equipment Technology, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field, or equivalent experience.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Industry certifications such as A+, Network+, Security+, or related credentials are a plus.

Responsibilities

Support deployment, configuration, and lifecycle management of medical equipment and connected clinical technologies.
Maintain accurate medical device inventory, configuration, and asset management records.
Coordinate with manufacturers and healthcare organizations to schedule and deploy approved operating system, software, and firmware updates.
Conduct operational verifications before and after patching, upgrades, configuration changes, and remediation activities to confirm equipment functionality and clinical readiness.
Document testing results, operational verification outcomes, and system readiness following remediation activities.
Support medical device integration and connectivity initiatives involving DICOM, HL7, TCP/IP, and related healthcare technologies.
Review manufacturer guidance and cybersecurity advisories to identify required actions for affected medical devices.
Conduct medical device cybersecurity assessments and vulnerability management activities.
Apply security updates, operating system patches, software updates, and firmware upgrades to supported medical devices.
Implement compensating controls when security patches are unavailable or cannot be deployed.
Support network segmentation, firewall rule implementation, access restrictions, endpoint protection, and monitoring capabilities.
Support compliance with HIPAA, privacy laws, and healthcare security standards.
Collaborate with internal teams, vendors, and clients to align technical activities with project goals.
Prepare technical updates, documentation, and status inputs for reports and communications.
Travel regularly to healthcare facilities throughout Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
Perform on-site device assessments, cybersecurity reviews, operational verifications, and remediation support activities.
Maintain technical documentation, validation records, and customer communications.
Perform other duties as assigned.