Medical Device Installer/Technician

Posted 9 days ago

medscope installationOdessa (TX)

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About the role

Field Technician/Installer Job Description MedScope, a leader in the healthcare industry since 1999, supports tens of thousands of Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) users nationwide. Our work helps individualsmany of whom are Medicaid membersremain safe and independent in their homes.

Role Overview: This is a 1099 independent contractor role ideal for individuals looking to add supplemental, low-complexity work to their schedule. Installers set their availability and capacity in advance. Jobs are assigned; installers are responsible for coordinating appointments directly with members/caregivers and completing work within required timeframes (SLA-driven).

Responsibilities: Coordinate appointment scheduling directly with clients Delivery, initial setup and testing of personal emergency response equipment in clients' homes Educate clients/caregivers on device usage, features and maintenance Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during installation Maintain accurate records of installations, service calls and client interactions using company software Collaborate with member support and installer coordinators to provide seamless support to members Obtain appropriate signatures via Docusign on all required paperwork during installation appointments Adherent to all safety protocols, regulatory requirements and company policies during installations

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