Manager

Job Description

Clinical Engineering (BMET) Manager – Contract-to-Hire

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Location: Littleton, CO (100% on-site, single hospital)

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Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

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Duration: 6-month contract-to-hire

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Overview

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Our client, a large national health system, is seeking a Clinical Engineering Manager to lead the biomedical/clinical engineering program at its Littleton, CO hospital. This is a contract-to-hire role: the client plans to post a permanent manager position for this region and intends to convert the right person after six months. The manager will be the on-site leader for the department, running day-to-day operations and serving as the point of contact for hospital leadership.

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Responsibilities

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• Manage and oversee daily clinical engineering operations for the hospital, which has roughly 9,100 medical devices.
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• Lead a team of 7 FTEs: one CE supervisor, two imaging engineers, and BMET/CE I–III technicians.
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• Own CMMS activity and reporting, currently in Nuvolo
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• Represent clinical engineering in daily meetings with hospital leaders and respond when equipment issues or urgent situations arise.
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• Handle people management for the team, including HR responsibilities and developing technicians toward promotion.
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• Support the department through its transition to an in-house clinical engineering program.
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• Attend a monthly in-person leadership meeting at a nearby system site; shop meetings are virtual.
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Requirements

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• Bachelor's degree.
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• Minimum of 4 years of biomedical/clinical engineering or related experience.
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• Local to the Denver metro area or willing to relocate
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Preferred

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• Prior manager, supervisor, or team lead experience in a hospital clinical engineering department.
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• CBET certification.
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• Experience with Nuvolo and/or AIMS.
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• Familiarity with GE patient monitoring and Philips vital signs equipment.
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Travel

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Daily commute to the Littleton hospital only. Outside of the monthly leadership meeting, travel to other sites would be rare and limited to nearby hospitals in an emergency.

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Interview process

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An initial screen with the Director of Clinical Engineering, followed by one on-site panel interview with hospital leadership.

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