Biomedical Technician

Posted 9 days ago

mississippi county hospital systemBlytheville (AR)

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About the role

Biomedical Equipment Technician The Biomedical Equipment Technician is required to install, inspect, troubleshoot, repair, calibrate, and verify the performance of complex biomedical equipment. The individual should be competent in the use of all applicable test equipment and tools required in the performance of these duties. This position also assists in developing specifications for the selection of new clinical equipment. The individual demonstrates adherence to professional interactions by showing respect to all people, creating real value, initiating meaningful change, and exhibiting integrity. Skills and Experience Complex computer skills including the ability to administrate a system, interpret error codes, defragment hard-drives, replace power supplies, and interpret computer codes required Ability to integrate information from a variety of sources Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills Strong written, verbal, and presentational communication skills
Education and Qualifications:
  • Associates degree in a technical/electronics field or equivalent military experience or two years of equivalent experience
  • Technical Certification (CBET) strongly preferred
  • Minimum 3 years' experience working with biomedical equipment in a clinical engineering environment
  • Valid driver's license required; variable travel requirements depending on primary site that may require use of personal vehicle

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