Provides pre-purchase consultation and planning services for new biomedical devices and systems.
Set-ups, configures, interconnects, calibrates, balances, and verifies operation of specialized medical surgical devices and surgical integration systems prior to surgical procedure. Provides hands-on clinical application operational support during surgical procedures on multiple types of specialized medical surgical equipment provided the team member is trained on the equipment.
Performs planned maintenance on multiple types of medical surgical equipment, such as electrosurgical units, heart/lung bypass systems, analyzers following manufacturer’s recommendations, standards or code requirements, as well as industry acceptable processes as guidelines. Provides emergency and routine service requests for biomedical devices and systems to assure that equipment functions according to specifications.
Provides assistance in maintaining the records of all equipment services performed by the Clinical Engineering Department by documenting the results of all work performed.
Monitors work done by outside contractors to assure performance according to contractual commitments and that results are documented.
Responsible for ordering parts and supplies (based upon department guidelines) required for service general medical equipment located in the Surgery Department.
Performs other duties as assigned or requested by the CE .
Provides on-call service coverage after normal business hours on a rotating basis, as assigned.
Must have a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology, surgical procedures and techniques, and medical terminology.
Demonstrates and explains correct biomedical equipment operation to physicians, staff and students to assure that equipment is operated safely and correctly. Assists the Manager or Director of Clinical Engineering with other duties as assigned.
Ability to analyze and interpret information provided by clinical/surgical staff and determine optimum operational condition of equipment. Ability to follow complex written instructions, perform tasks and document actions taken.
Position Requirements:
Minimum Education:
Required: Associates Degree OR equivalent training acquired via work experience or educationPreferred: N/ASpecify Degree(s): Associates in Electronics or Biomedical TechnologyResidency: N/AMinimum Experience:
Required: 0-3 years of previous job-related experience in robotics, advanced neurosurgical image guided navigation, neural integrity monitoring, stereotactic planning, advanced robotic and laparoscopic/arthroscopic systems, surgical microscopes, and surgical integration systems in an OR settingPreferred: 3-5 years of previous job-related experience robotics, advanced neurosurgical image guided navigation, neural integrity monitoring, stereotactic planning, advanced robotic and laparoscopic/arthroscopic systems, surgical microscopes, and surgical integration systems in an OR settingManagerial Experience: N/A
Pay rate: $34.1007 per hour (per collective bargaining agreement)
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