Biomedical Engineer Specialist

Job Description

Maintains, inspects, tests, and repairs specialized clinical equipment, including anesthesia machines, ventilators, surgical lasers, perfusion equipment, patient monitoring systems, sterilization equipment, and dialysis machines. Maintains equipment records and inventory, advises clinical engineering leaders and clinical staff, and mentors or trains less experienced biomedical engineers.

Requirements: Requires an associate degree in Biomedical Engineering and 5–7 years of clinical or biomedical engineering experience; a high school diploma or equivalent with eight years of relevant experience may substitute for the degree. Candidates need extensive clinical equipment knowledge, strong analytical and communication skills, troubleshooting and test-equipment proficiency, and a Tennessee Class D driver license.

Key Skills: Clinical Equipment Maintenance, Biomedical Equipment Repair, Preventive Maintenance, Performance Assurance, Electrical Safety Inspections, Troubleshooting, Technical Problem-Solving, Equipment Testing, Inventory Management, Parts and Materials Management, Technical Documentation, Cross-Training, Mentoring and Training, Written and Verbal Communication, Independent Judgment, Workflow Prioritization