Supervisor, CE Asset Investment Recovery (AIR)

Endeavor Health•Skokie, IL

9d•$43 - $67•Onsite

About The Position

Supervises and coordinates all service activities and projects for Endeavor Health's Asset Investment Recovery (AIR) program. Acts as a technical resource for biomedical equipment disposition, recovery, and lifecycle management, providing direction to the Asset Recovery Technician team and partnering with site leadership, vendors, and Information Security to maximize asset value and ensure regulatory compliance. The position is available at 4901 Searle Parkway in Skokie, Illinois, or NorthShore Hospital, and operates on a full-time day schedule during regular hours of operation. The supervisor oversees asset recovery and disposition services, equipment relocation and installation, technical assessments, compliance, quality control, team training, budgets, and work standards. The role also carries full human resources responsibilities for AIR staff, including coaching, performance reviews, hiring, compensation, promotions, corrective actions, and terminations.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Electronics or a related field.
Valid driver's license; state-specific licenses are accepted.
At least 3 years of biomedical engineering experience, including team leadership, preventive maintenance, and system troubleshooting, design, or modification.
Knowledge of Joint Commission, OSHA, and NFPA requirements.
Specialized expertise across biomedical modalities sufficient to evaluate equipment for disposition and resale.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Demonstrated leadership and strong analytical skills for data-driven decisions.
Effective consulting and communication skills with clinical staff, physicians, leadership, and vendors.
Ability to evaluate equipment for disposition and resale across modalities and make data-driven decisions.

Responsibilities

Supervise and coordinate AIR services, deploying engineering resources for efficient asset recovery and disposition.
Coordinate equipment relocation across sites to maximize asset utilization.
Oversee installation, technical assessment, and proper disposition of recovered biomedical and imaging equipment.
Analyze the effectiveness of AIR methods and procedures and provide leadership with input on reporting, productivity, and benchmarking.
Ensure standardization and compliance with preventive maintenance procedures for assigned modalities, and perform quality-control checks on technician work.
Own Joint Commission, OSHA, and NFPA compliance for AIR operations and medical-device handling.
Coordinate and budget training for the AIR team.
Prepare and implement work standards, job methods, and procedures.
Recommend and monitor expense, asset, production, and project budgets; recommend policy and procedure updates.
Perform human resources responsibilities for AIR staff, including coaching, performance reviews, hiring, compensation, promotions, corrective actions, and terminations.