Dialysis Biomedical Technician

U.S. Renal Care, Inc.•Plano, TX

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About The Position

The Biomedical Technician is a key contact and service coordinator supporting the operation and safety of chronic, home, and/or acute locations. The role contributes to the quality of patient treatments and the patient experience and serves as a subject matter expert for dialysis equipment, water treatment systems, central and portable/minor medical equipment, and physical-plant needs. The technician helps educate staff on medical equipment, inventory management, and water treatment systems, including concentrate solutions, and supports center, acute, and home operations. The role also serves as inventory management controller for medical supplies, medications, and equipment parts. In partnership with the Biomedical Operations Manager, the technician develops a customized plan that balances maintenance priorities with supply and location needs. The technician provides leadership in water, equipment, supplies, inventory, and physical plant, and conducts audits with the Interdisciplinary Team to support a high-quality, well-functioning center. The technician collaborates with the Biomedical Operations Manager, Center Manager, and multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, nurses, social workers, and dieticians. The role supports safe and effective ongoing treatments through machine maintenance, water-treatment-system upkeep, oversight of the physical environment, and supply management. Experienced biomedical leaders and peers provide mentorship and professional-development support.

Requirements

High school diploma, E.D. or equivalent.
Current CPR certification.
Valid driver's license.
Good time-management, prioritization, and organizational skills.
Excellent communication skills and ability to work as a team player.
Self-motivation, goal orientation, critical thinking, flexibility, and willingness to continue learning.

Responsibilities

Coordinate services supporting the operation and safety of chronic, home, and/or acute locations.
Maintain expertise in dialysis equipment, water treatment systems, central and portable/minor medical equipment, and physical-plant needs.
Assist in educating staff on medical equipment, inventory management, and water treatment systems, including concentrate solutions.
Help guide center, acute, and home operations.
Manage inventory of medical supplies, medications, and parts used to service equipment.
Partner with the Biomedical Operations Manager to develop a plan balancing maintenance priorities, supplies, and overall location needs.
Provide center leadership in water, equipment, supplies, inventory, and physical plant.
Conduct audits in collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Team.
Maintain machines and water treatment systems, oversee the physical environment, and manage supplies to support safe, effective, continuous treatments.
Collaborate with physicians, Center Managers, nurses, social workers, dieticians, and other disciplines to support patient care.