Job Summary:

The BMET I position is an entry-level role within the Biomedical Department. Its primary purpose is to support the maintenance and safety of general medical equipment across the organization. Responsibilities include performing safety inspections, analyzing and maintaining medical devices, calibrating and installing equipment, completing necessary upgrades, and reporting operator or system-related incidents. Additional duties may be assigned as needed.

Under the close supervision of a BMET II, BMET III, or the Biomed Manager, the BMET I maintains accurate records and databases for scheduled and corrective maintenance, as well as safety testing, in compliance with manufacturer recommendations, regulatory requirements, and departmental procedures.

This position also involves interacting with patients, families, and visitors of all ages, requiring sensitivity to diverse cultural and religious beliefs and the ability to communicate effectively and respectfully.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

PEOPLE (25%)

SERVICE (25%)

QUALITY / SAFETY (25%)

FINANCE (10%)

GROWTH / INNOVATION (15%)

QUALIFICATIONS:

Education/Skills

Associate Degree in Biomedical Technology (BMET), Electronics Technology, Electronics Engineering, or related field required within six (6) months of hire date OR successful completion of Military BMET training.

Work Experience:

Preferred one year of experience maintaining electronics, electromechanical, or medical equipment, but not required.

Mental Demands:

Courtesy, diplomacy, and cooperation in dealing with visitors, review agencies, physicians, hospital staff, and team members. Exceptional oral and written skills are required to relate effectively to Hospital and medical staff. The individual must have the ability to use a personal computer. Working knowledge of medical terminology is necessary. Must have a high energy level and be capable of handling pressure situations mentally and physically. The individual must be able to type and be familiar with spelling, grammar, and punctuation rules. The individual must be able to use a computer display station, copier, telephone, personal computer, tube system, and calculator. Working knowledge of medical terminology is necessary. Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions in written or oral form. Capable of handling pressure situations with professionally demanding customers. Use tact and courtesy to resolve customer-related issues. Possess the ability to learn new methodologies.