Technician, Asset Investment Recovery (AIR)

Endeavor Health•Skokie, IL

9d•$22 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

The Technician, CE Asset Investment Recovery (AIR) is responsible for operational tasks involving the transport, technical assessment, sale, vendor coordination, disposition, and reallocation of medical equipment assets submitted to and distributed through Endeavor Health's Asset Investment Recovery program. The technician serves as a technical resource to team members and leadership regarding the availability and viability of AIR equipment. This full-time position is available at 4901 Searle Parkway in Skokie, Illinois, or NorthShore Hospital. The schedule is days during regular hours of operation. The position is currently available only to current Sodexo and Trimedx employees. The hourly pay range is $21.50–$32.25, with the rate offered determined by expertise, years of experience, and other factors. Applications were requested by the end of day Wednesday, November 11th; no year is specified. Endeavor Health is a fully integrated healthcare delivery system serving more than 4.2 million residents across six northeast Illinois counties. It has more than 25,000 team members, more than 6,000 physicians, over 300 ambulatory locations, and eight acute care hospitals. The organization describes its commitment to helping people in its communities be their best and fostering a culture of connection, belonging, learning, and excellence.

Requirements

High school graduate or GED.
Valid driver's license.
Typically at least 1 year of experience in AIR, medical-equipment management, support, or a related field.
Working knowledge of asset investment recovery and medical-equipment management databases.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel, Access, PowerPoint, and Word.
Strong organization and prioritization skills.
Good customer service skills.
Self-motivated and detail-oriented.
Ability to work effectively without immediate, direct supervision.

Nice To Haves

May use a personal vehicle to travel between sites.

Responsibilities

Perform functional, physical, and usability assessments of medical equipment, including power-on verification and checks of physical condition, completeness, and cosmetics; escalate technical-condition and serviceability judgments to a BMET, Imaging Engineer, or Clinical Engineer according to AIR procedures.
Process AIR equipment-disposition requests and carry out dispositions approved by the Supervisor, AIR.
Coordinate internal and contracted vendor resources for technical assessments, transportation, and processing.
Safely and securely handle and transport medical equipment throughout the organization.
Serve as a technical resource to team members on AIR equipment functionality and usability to support submission and acquisition decisions.
Maintain complete and accurate maintenance, location, and technical-assessment records for AIR assets in the medical-equipment database.
Document and report AIR program data, including transport schedules, service requests, and detailed inventory.
Communicate AIR asset availability and viability to team members and leadership to maximize asset value and useful life.
Ensure environmental and regulatory concerns are addressed during medical-equipment disposal and follow AIR warehouse safety standards.
Schedule sales and pickups of AIR assets with external preferred buyers and execute sales approved by the Supervisor, AIR, in accordance with disposition policy; obtain CE leadership approval for higher-value assets and recommend improvements.