Biomedical Imaging Specialist II

Complete preventive maintenance workload and maintain high PM compliance Perform safety checks, repairs, installations, testing, calibration, troubleshooting, and maintenance on biomedical, imaging, communications, and related equipment Identify and obtain supplies and materials needed to service and repair equipment cost-effectively Establish and maintain technical literature, standards, specifications, and supporting documentation Ensure biomedical equipment meets regulatory requirements and quality-control standards Present updates on new trends to peer groups Provide in-service training on biomedical equipment and electrical safety Review FDA, ECRI, manufacturer, and other recall and problem-notification sources Review equipment malfunction or misuse incident reports and take actions supporting patient safety Participate in continuous performance improvement initiatives Attend vendor-sponsored technical training schools Participate in on-call rotation, upgrade support, special projects, and other hospital-system duties Travel between business and remote hospital locations as required Requirements High School Diploma 3 years of progressive experience performing direct component and/or board-level repair and maintenance on general and model-specific medical imaging equipment Knowledge of state-of-the-art electronic and test equipment, quality assurance, and preventive maintenance procedures Knowledge of alternative parts providers for electronic or electromechanical equipment Knowledge of advanced troubleshooting techniques Knowledge of computer software-based work-order tracking systems Ability to use vendor service documentation, technical manuals, and electronics parts/specification materials Ability to test, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair assigned equipment and related systems Ability to work in a team environment and be self-motivated and self-disciplined Ability to manage multiple and changing priorities Ability to visit multiple business locations and travel to remote hospital sites Ability to work a flexible schedule as needed Additional modality training in Anesthesia, Ultrasound, X-Ray, Cath Lab, or similar preferred CRES, Military (DoD) Biomedical Equipment Technician, OEM repair/training, and CBET certifications listed as preferred Some after-hours, weekend, and holiday work may be required Participation in weekly after-hours and weekend on-call rotation Site-to-site travel may be required Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of biomedical and imaging equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and quality control. Capable of providing in-service training and participating in continuous performance improvement initiatives. Highest-signal resume keywords Preventive Maintenance Biomedical Equipment Repair Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques CRES Certification Work-Order Tracking Systems ATS Optimization Keywords Hard Skills Component Repair Board-Level Repair Quality Assurance Procedures Testing and Calibration Technical Documentation Electronic Equipment Maintenance Safety Checks Installation Troubleshooting Cost-Effective Supply Management Soft Skills Team Collaboration Self-Motivation Adaptability Time Management Communication Certifications & Qualifications CRES Certification CBET Certification Military (DoD) Biomedical Equipment Technician Certification Industry Keywords Biomedical Equipment Imaging Equipment Regulatory Compliance Quality Control Standards FDA Recall Procedures ECRI Guidelines Anesthesia Equipment Ultrasound EquipmentX-Ray Equipment Cath Lab Equipment Tools & Technologies Electronic Test Equipment Computer Software-Based Work-Order Tracking Vendor Service Documentation Technical Manuals #J-18808-Ljbffr