About this role
An entry-level biomedical preventative maintenance technician who is capable of doing preventive maintenance on a wide variety of biomedical equipment. Should have a technical background and the ability to perform minor repairs. Expected to learn troubleshooting skills and operation of a wide variety of biomedical equipment. He/she will be expected to participate in business growth and productivity improvement initiatives
Specific Responsibilities:
Will perform PM’s on a variety of biomedical equipmentWill assist Utility Technician 1’s and Utility Technician 2’s.Will identify training needs for selfWill assure the service area is clean and orderly, providing a safe environment for service personnel.Will assure accurate database entry and reports.Expected to meet production goals set for the departmentWill participate in a department on-call rotation, including short to last minute overtime when needed and weekend overtime for critical projects, coverage as necessary.
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED, and actively enrolled in electronics school with >50% coursework completed toward electronics degree, equivalent electronics on the job training knowledge / experience or a combination of both.Basic troubleshooting abilitySome knowledge of various hospital/homecare medical equipmentExcellent customer communication skillsComputer literate with an understanding of database operationsUnderstanding of and ability to operate basic electronic test equipmentBasic knowledge of electronics, electricity, electro-mechanical, fluidics, pneumatics and hydraulic theories and practices.Strong work ethic and focus on quality workMust be organized.Ability to communicate with all levels of personnelStrong attention to detail, ability to maintain focus with intermittent distractionsStrong organization and time management skillsProfessionalism and a mature sense of accountability which adhere to McKesson’s ICARE and ILEAD principals. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.