Jobs at TRIMEDX

Diagnose, repair, maintain, install, and restore complex medical imaging systems including MRI, CT, and Cath Lab equipment. Direct vendors, guide technical teams, ensure regulatory and patient-safety compliance, document work thoroughly, communicate with clinicians, and mentor other engineers. Requires strong diagnostic, networking, and technical documentation skills, along with the ability to travel.

Leads mid-to-large customer implementations for TRIMEDX clinical engineering service programs. Responsibilities include cross-functional team coordination, service planning, inventory validation, project timelines, system and process conversion, contract reconciliation, customer communications, staff training, and go-live execution. The role also supports continuous improvement initiatives and requires significant national travel to hospitals and company offices.

Supervise clinical engineering operations supporting hospital equipment and patient care. Coordinate staffing, priorities, resources, technicians, vendors, inspections, and service readiness. Coach team members, monitor KPIs, identify inefficiencies, resolve recurring issues, and improve operational performance while partnering with hospital leadership.

Leads clinical engineering operations across one or more hospital sites, overseeing staffing, budgets, equipment acquisition, maintenance, repairs, inventory, compliance, process improvement, and client relationships. Manages P&L performance, develops associates, supports capital acquisitions, delivers business reviews, and ensures service excellence. Daily on-site presence is required, with travel of up to 90% based on business needs.

Diagnose, repair, maintain, install, and restore complex medical imaging systems, including MRI, CT, and Cath Lab equipment. Lead vendors and technical teams, ensure compliance and scan safety, communicate with clinicians, maintain rigorous documentation, and mentor other engineers. The role requires extensive imaging equipment service experience, technical education or equivalent expertise, computer diagnostics, networking knowledge, Excel proficiency, a valid driver’s license, and travel availability.

Manage a multi-site clinical engineering operation, including budgets, performance, team leadership, operational improvement, compliance, equipment uptime, and hospital executive partnerships. The role carries P&L responsibility and requires translating performance metrics into action, coaching leaders, ensuring inspection readiness, and improving financial and operational outcomes. Candidates need clinical engineering management experience or equivalent leadership and business acumen, plus a relevant bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Develops, tests, implements, and maintains software applications and frameworks across multiple platforms. Leads application design, feature delivery, system upgrades, migrations, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and process improvements. Provides Level 3 support, recommends architecture and security improvements, ensures code quality, collaborates with QA and technology partners, and mentors less experienced engineers.

Services and restores complex medical imaging systems, including MRI, CT, and Cath Lab equipment. Diagnoses root causes, coordinates vendors, guides technical teams, ensures regulatory and patient-safety compliance, documents work, and mentors other engineers. Requires extensive imaging-equipment service experience, technical education or equivalent experience, computer diagnostics, networking knowledge, Excel proficiency, a valid driver’s license, and willingness to travel.

The Imaging Engineer I installs, repairs, and calibrates medical imaging equipment, ensuring regulatory compliance and managing customer relations while conducting maintenance activities and inspections.

Supervise clinical engineering operations supporting hospitals by coordinating staffing, priorities, resources, technician performance, KPIs, vendors, regulatory readiness, and process improvements. The role combines hands-on biomedical equipment expertise with team leadership, operational accountability, and hospital customer partnership.

Manage a multi-site clinical engineering operation with responsibility for budgets, performance, team development, service uptime, compliance, and inspection readiness. Lead supervisors and technicians, improve operational execution, partner with hospital executives, and oversee financial outcomes including revenue and costs. The role requires leadership in a clinical engineering environment, business acumen, team management, and a bachelor's degree in electronics, engineering, or a related field. Technical certifications are preferred.

Installs, inspects, troubleshoots, repairs, calibrates, and verifies medical imaging equipment. Maintains regulatory compliance, equipment databases, service documentation, inventory, and parts availability. Coordinates with vendors and subcontractors, supports clinicians, manages customer relationships, and collaborates with medical physicists to ensure radiation safety and equipment performance. Requires technical training, medical imaging equipment knowledge, computer and networking skills, customer service ability, physical mobility, and a valid driver's license.

Oversee application development, ensure technical alignment, mentor engineers, and manage project coordination while promoting best practices and continuous improvement.

Diagnose, repair, calibrate, inspect, and validate medical imaging systems, including X-ray and ultrasound equipment. The role maintains uptime, performs operational verification, supports regulatory and safety compliance, documents work, and provides technical guidance to vendors, clinicians, and support teams. Travel between customer sites is required.

Leads multi-site clinical engineering operations with full P&L accountability across hospitals. Responsibilities include developing Site Managers, Supervisors, and Technicians; executing strategic improvements in equipment uptime, compliance, financial performance, and growth; and partnering with hospital executives to resolve complex operational challenges and expand services.

Leads clinical engineering strategy and operations across a multi-site healthcare network. Partners with hospital executives on technology management, performance improvement, regulatory readiness, financial outcomes, and operational excellence. Builds and mentors clinical engineering leadership teams, manages contracts and costing, and drives continuous improvement across medical equipment programs.

Supervise clinical engineering operations supporting hospital equipment and patient care. Coordinate staffing, priorities, resources, technician performance, KPIs, vendors, regulatory inspection readiness, and process improvements. Lead and coach technicians while partnering with hospital leaders to ensure reliable, compliant service delivery.

Participant in a Clinical Engineering Leadership Program to become a Site Manager. Responsibilities include managing day-to-day operations, staffing, customer relationships, Joint Commission inspections, financial performance, inventory and service strategy, and learning hands-on biomedical device maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting.

The Imaging Engineer I installs, inspects, troubleshoots, repairs, and calibrates medical imaging equipment while ensuring regulatory compliance and effective inventory management.

The Imaging Engineer II installs, inspects, troubleshoots, and maintains medical imaging equipment, ensuring compliance and building customer relationships.