Imaging Equipment Technician II

Qualifications

• Minimum Education: Required - Bachelor's degree in Clinical Engineering/related field or equivalent combination of education and technical experience.
• Minimum Experience: Required - Seven (7) years experience in the repair and maintenance of imaging equipment.
• Preferred: CBET or CRES certification.

Responsibilities

• Maintains documentation of all service events, performance tests, and corrective maintenance performed on a wide range of equipment types.
• Performs a variety of technical duties, coordinates preventive maintenance and repairs on sophisticated imaging equipment, accessories, and instruments with little direct supervision.
• Performs Preventive Maintenance (PM) and demand service on all imaging equipment to include but not limited to: CT, MRI, US, Cath Labs, Mammo, Nuclear Medicine, Angio, Fluoro, Portables, C-Arms, RIS, and General Radiography.
• Maintains compliance with all regulations and codes for imaging equipment.
• Provides lead supervision and coordinates the daily activities of junior Imaging Equipment Technicians.
• Manages and maintains the equipment electronic database.
• Prepares reporting including EOC, Medical Equipment Management Plan, equipment failure analysis, productivity reports, and safety reports.
• Makes recommendations on the purchase and disposition of imaging equipment.
• Analyzes, develops, designs, modifies, plans, installs, evaluates, certifies, and corrects system malfunctions on complex imaging equipment and systems that have vitally interrelated, and sometimes dispersed subsystems.
• Prepares and presents instructional material and conducts training in the techniques and methods of operating medical systems for technical personnel.
• Serves as a limited technical advisor to clinical personnel.
• Installs, repairs, calibrates, and maintains imaging equipment and instrumentation following standard practices.

Requirements

Individual must possess the ability to:

• Perform a variety of technical duties, coordinate preventive maintenance and repairs on sophisticated imaging equipment, accessories, and instruments with little direct supervision.
• Maintain compliance with all regulations and codes for imaging equipment.
• Manage and maintain the equipment electronic database.
• Prepare reporting including EOC, Medical Equipment Management Plan, equipment failure analysis, productivity reports, and safety reports.
• Make recommendations on the purchase and disposition of imaging equipment.
• Analyze, develop, design, modify, plan, install, evaluate, certify, and correct system malfunctions on complex imaging equipment and systems that have vitally interrelated, and sometimes dispersed subsystems.
• Prepare and present instructional material and conduct training in the techniques and methods of operating medical systems for technical personnel.
• Serve as a limited technical advisor to clinical personnel.
• Install, repair, calibrate, and maintain imaging equipment and instrumentation following standard practices.