Instrument Technician

Pro Med is a family-owned surgical instrument repair company with more than 25 years of hands-on technical expertise supporting healthcare facilities. The team focuses on precision, reliability, and genuine care in every repair, helping hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics keep instruments in top working condition. Pro Med operates a mobile, on-site repair model, reducing transit time and disruptions while providing faster turnaround and accessible support. Based in San Antonio, the company serves facilities across San Antonio and South Texas, closely collaborating with clinical and sterile processing teams. Pro Med is committed to quality, transparency, and dependable service, positioning itself as a trusted repair partner for healthcare providers. Role Description The Instrument Technician contract role is responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining surgical instruments to ensure they perform safely and reliably. On a day-to-day basis, the technician will perform detailed assessments, complete calibrations and adjustments, carry out preventive maintenance, and document all work performed according to company and facility standards. The role includes traveling to healthcare facilities for on-site service within the Rio Grande Valley, coordinating with clinical and sterile processing staff, and occasionally providing guidance on proper instrument handling and care. This is a hybrid role, with core responsibilities carried out at customer locations and some tasks, such as documentation, reporting, and scheduling, performed from home. The technician will follow established repair processes, adhere to safety and infection control protocols, and support timely turnaround for instruments needed in surgical procedures. Qualifications Strong instrumentation and calibration skills, with the ability to assess, adjust, and verify surgical instrument performance. Experience in troubleshooting and process control to identify root causes of instrument issues and follow consistent repair workflows. Proficiency in preventive maintenance practices to extend instrument life and minimize downtime. Attention to detail and manual dexterity for fine mechanical work on complex instruments and components. Ability to read and follow technical documentation, manufacturer guidelines, and facility procedures. Effective communication and customer service skills for working with clinical, sterile processing, and administrative teams. Reliable transportation for on-site visits and willingness to travel within assigned regions in within the Rio Grande Valley. Prior experience in surgical instrument repair, biomedical equipment, or a related technical field preferred. High school diploma or equivalent required; technical or vocational training in instrumentation, mechanics, or biomedical technology is a plus. Commitment to safety, infection control standards, and adherence to all applicable regulations and facility policies. #J-18808-Ljbffr