Senior DME/ CRT Tecjnician
aging careLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Aging Care, Inc. is looking for an experienced Senior DME / Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) Technician with 5+ years of hands-on DME experience and strong CRT experience. We are looking for a highly skilled technician with a strong background in complex rehabilitation, power wheelchairs, electrical troubleshooting, repairs, and preventative maintenance. This is a senior-level position for someone who can diagnose and resolve equipment issues independently and provide technical support to other technicians. The ideal candidate should have extensive experience working with complex rehab power wheelchairs, seating systems, power mobility electronics, controls, batteries, motors, and related components. We are looking for a senior-level technician, not an entry-level DME technician. The right candidate should be comfortable working on complex rehab and power mobility equipment, diagnosing difficult problems, and completing repairs with minimal supervision. Experience with CRT equipment and the ability to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems is highly valued. If you have 5+ years of DME experience and strong CRT / power mobility experience, we want to hear from you.\nCompany
Description:
Aging Care, Inc. is a California-based medical equipment provider that sells and repairs durable medical equipment for Medicare and Medi-Cal patients. repair, and replace mobility items like power wheelchairs, scooters, manual wheelchairs, walkers, and hospital beds. The company has over 25 years of experience, handles insurance paperwork and prescriptions, and makes house calls in the local area.
Company Description:
Aging Care, Inc. is a California-based medical equipment provider that sells and repairs durable medical equipment for Medicare and Medi-Cal patients. repair, and replace mobility items like power wheelchairs, scooters, manual wheelchairs, walkers, and hospital beds. The company has over 25 years of experience, handles insurance paperwork and prescriptions, and makes house calls in the local area.
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