Director of Biomedical Engineering Services

Posted 12 days ago

hr journalsHenderson (NV)

Medical and Health Services Managers General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Director of Biomedical Engineering Services We are seeking an experienced Director of Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) to provide strategic leadership and operational oversight for a hospital-based healthcare technology management program in Las Vegas, NV.This is not an IT position. The selected candidate will oversee the department responsible for medical equipment management, clinical engineering, and biomedical services to ensure patient safety, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence.

Key responsibilities include: Lead implementation of the corporate Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) program. Define strategic direction through short- and long-term goal setting, technology planning, and medical device integration. Oversee operations including risk analysis, regulatory compliance, vendor and contract management, and fiduciary responsibilities. Ensure compliance with healthcare regulatory requirements related to medical equipment management. Develop, track, and execute departmental KPIs. Create customized service delivery plans to support facility needs. Develop, mentor, and motivate the HTM team. Strengthen facility and vendor relationships. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance patient safety and equipment reliability.

Required qualifications include: Minimum of Technical School Certification or Associates Degree. Bachelors Degree preferred.5–8 years of related Healthcare Technology Management, Clinical Engineering, or Biomedical Engineering experience. Healthcare facility experience preferred. Experience leading healthcare technology management programs. Strong background in medical equipment oversight and lifecycle management. Experience with CMMS systems. Proficient in Microsoft Office products. Strong analytical, organizational, and leadership skills. Relevant biomedical or clinical engineering certifications preferred.

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