Biomedical Engineering Support Specialist III
aretumIowa City (IA)
About the role
Biomedical Engineering Support Specialist IIIPublic Trust Eligibility Required About Veterans Engineering (A wholly owned subsidiary of Aretum) Veterans Engineering, a wholly owned subsidiary of Aretum, is dedicated to delivering high-impact professional services and mission-focused solutions in support of government customers. Backed by Aretum's broader capabilities and resources, Veterans Engineering brings specialized expertise, operational discipline, and a strong commitment to service excellence. The organization is focused on supporting critical programs through a skilled workforce, responsive delivery, and a deep understanding of client mission needs.
Job Summary:
Veterans Engineering is searching for a talented Biomedical Engineering Support Specialist III to join our dynamic team. In this critical role, you will provide advanced biomedical engineering support to healthcare facilities, ensuring all medical equipment is safe, functional, and compliant with healthcare regulations. You will be responsible for troubleshooting complex medical devices, conducting preventive maintenance, and providing training to staff on proper equipment use and safety practices. Our ideal candidate is detail-oriented, possesses strong analytical skills, and has a deep understanding of medical technology and regulations in the healthcare industry. This position is perfect for someone who is passionate about improving patient outcomes through high-quality engineering support and has a commitment to excellence in service delivery. We value diversity and strongly encourage candidates from all backgrounds, including those with military experience, to apply.
Responsibilities:
- Perform incoming inspection and periodic inspection on both new and current medical equipment or devices
- Perform quality assurance check to assure that equipment conforms to manufacturer literature for components, parts, and performance
- Install, calibrate and test medical equipment or devices in accordance with manufacturer's literature, certification to perform installation actions, and/or biomedical engineering department authorization to perform installation
- Perform Inventory and Asset Management of medical equipment and document according to VA process and procedures
- Perform preventive maintenance checks
- Perform troubleshooting of equipment or device malfunction to determine source or cause of defect or malfunction
- Perform scheduled and/or unscheduled maintenance
- Document using VA's electronic system according to the VA standards
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