Integrated Resources Inc. is hiring: Bio Medical Equipment Technician (Calibration Engineer) in salt lake city

Posted 7 days ago

integrated resourcesSalt Lake City (UT)

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Bio Medical Equipment Technician (Calibration Engineer) Contract IRI believes in commitment, integrity, and strategic workforce solutions. Integrated Resources, Inc., is led by a seasoned team with decades of industry experience. We deliver strategic workforce solutions that help manage talent and business efficiently. Since 1996, IRI has attracted and retained experts in various fields, expanding into new sectors and growing steadily. We focus on finding qualified professionals in our specialty areas. Our partner-employers trust us to match the right candidates with their needs. We build long-term partnerships based on performance and integrity. Our team provides tailored solutions to ensure the right fit for each client, aligning skills and culture. At IRI, our success is linked to our clients’ success.
Job Title: Bio Medical Equipment Technician (Calibration Engineer)
Location: Salt Lake City, UT Duration: 4+ months Responsibilities include repairing and performing maintenance on diagnostic, therapeutic, and patient monitoring medical equipment.
Must Haves:
  • Bio Medical equipment repair experience Bio Medical equipment preventative maintenance experience Electronic troubleshooting experience
  • Regards, Monil PatelTechnical RecruiterIntegrated Resources, Inc
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