Job Description:
Job Summary
The Biomedical Equipment Technician III (BMET III) plays a key role in supporting patient care by maintaining, repairing, and calibrating a wide range of biomedical equipment. This advanced-level role requires strong technical expertise, problem-solving ability, and the capacity to work independently while mentoring junior technicians. The BMET III ensures equipment reliability, supports clinical staff, and helps maintain a safe, efficient healthcare environment.
Responsibilities
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Use and maintain electronic test equipment, power supplies, pressure/vacuum gauges, and all relevant biomedical devices.
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Assemble, repair, and maintain electronic devices according to specifications.
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Service and repair life-support and other high-risk patient care and diagnostic equipment.
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Assist with scheduled maintenance programs, including assigning work orders and verifying accurate documentation.
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Document all repair and maintenance activities in the computerized maintenance system.
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Diagnose and resolve equipment malfunctions in accordance with technical requirements.
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Research and order necessary parts for repairs and maintenance.
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Provide technical training or in-service instruction to facility staff on equipment use.
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Demonstrate cost awareness and financial responsibility.
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Maintain positive working relationships with colleagues, clinical staff, and vendors.
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Mentor and train Biomedical Technicians and apprentices.
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Meet department performance standards consistently.
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Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace.
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Comply with all facility policies and procedures.
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Supervise or coordinate vendor or OEM technicians during on-site work.
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Collaborate with management to support ongoing professional development.
Qualifications
Education & Training
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High school diploma or equivalent required
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Technical certificate or DOD training required
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College degree, certification, or advanced education related to the role preferred
Experience
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Minimum 35 years of experience servicing medical equipment in a hospital environment