Adheres to established service standards and for reinforcing service standards with all employees. Performs simple to moderately complex technical work in the installation, maintenance, and repair of diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices. Provides assistance to technicians and operators of medical devices. Participates in disaster, fire, and other emergencies; observes all hospital safety practices and regulations.
- Require an associate degree in electronics (preferably biomedical) or equivalent military electronics training (preferably biomedical).
- Require previous electronic preventive maintenance and troubleshooting experience, as well as, computer experience (Windows operating system and applications as necessary).
- Require schedule flexibility with the ability to work shift work or weekends as required.
- Require the ability to obtain a level 2 AHCA clearance.
- Prefer one (1) year of experience or successful completion of an internship, as well as, demonstrated broad experience with microcomputer systems and software, client server concepts, local and wide area network concepts, and repair of diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices.
- Prefer proficiency in written and verbal communication.
- Prefer proficiency in the use of test equipment and tools pertinent to the field.
- Prefer the ability to work with minimal supervision.
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