Grow your career at Munson!NOW OFFERING $10,000 SIGN ON BONUSES! *As a part of Munson Healthcare's commitment to providing quality patient care, qualified applicants accepting certain full-time positions are eligible for a $10,000 sign on bonus with employment commitment. Applicants can learn more about the sign on bonus and qualifications when connecting with a recruiter. Biomedical Equipment TechnicianJOB SUMMARYEntry level Biomed position. Will work closely under the supervision of Clinical Engineering Coordinators. Biomedical Equipment Tech I's are expected to perform basic equipment repairs, and show knowledge and understanding of test equipment, and general use of the departments CMMS database.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Must reside within the Munson Healthcare Service Area in Northern Michigan.
High school graduate (GED or equivalent).
Munson Healthcare employees in BMET 1 positions are required to have or enroll in an Associate's degree program for Biomedical Equipment Technology or Electronics Technology. It is required that one of the two Associate degrees be obtained within 3 years from the date of hire.
If enrolled in the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology certificate program, completion is required within 1 year of hire date.
BMET 1's must be able to demonstrate general understanding of the theory of operation and basic principles associated with the use of medical equipment and the instrumentation needed to maintain medical devices.
Must be able to lift medium loads (50 pounds of less) occasionally (0-33% of the workday); must be able to work seated and walk frequently (34-67% of the workday); must have good hearing and speaking ability.
ORGANIZATION Biomedical 1 Technicians work under the supervision of the Clinical Engineering Manager Also, will work with direction from Biomedical 2 & 3 Technicians. Working area covers all Munson Healthcare owned and affiliated facilities. Has daily working contact with hospital employees, medical staff, patients and visitors. Some projects will include working together with other Munson Healthcare departments such as Plant Engineering and Information Systems. Biomedical 1 Technicians will receive "on-the-job" training from other Clinical Engineering staff. SPECIFIC DUTIES
Supports the mission, vision, and values statements of Munson Healthcare. Embraces and supports the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) philosophy of Munson Healthcare: We are committed to the name "Munson" meaning excellence. We will provide services that meet our customers' requirements every time.
Has basic understanding of Relationship-Based Care (RBC) principles, meets expectations outlined in Commitment to My Co-workers, and supports RBC unit action plans. Acknowledges that safety is self-responsibility. Knows the physical requirements of the job and work within those guidelines. Performs job duties safely at all times, utilizing learned body mechanics and transferring/lifting techniques. Plans actions to promote safety. Reports any unsafe situation/equipment according to Hospital procedure.
Must be familiar with and be able to demonstrate use of common electrical test equipment, including oscilloscopes, DMM's and others special test equipment and simulators specific to medical equipment calibration and repair.
May be consulted regarding various code requirements and compliance by members of management within the healthcare system.
May be required to demonstrate the repair and operations of associated equipment to other Clinical Engineering employees.
Must be able to read and interpret specifications, blueprints, wiring diagrams, installation manuals, applications notes, technical manuals, engineering drawings, schematics, ladders diagrams and also be able to prepare drawing and sketches.
Must be able to perform job assignments in a professional and businesslike manner.
Must be able to prepare reports, keep records and maintain a clean and orderly work area.
Must be able to analyze and isolate the medical systems mechanical or electronic malfunction, determine repairs required, initiate paperwork to order parts, determine downtime, repair, adjust and calibrate all within a reasonable time period.
Must be able to examine medical equipment systems for sign of improper operation, evidence of deterioration, unreported malfunctions and suitability of unit to requirements.
Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.