Jobs at TRIMEDX

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.

Supervise clinical engineering operations supporting hospital biomedical equipment. Coordinate staffing, priorities, resources, technician performance, KPIs, vendor relationships, regulatory inspection readiness, and operational improvements. The role combines hands-on technical expertise with team leadership and collaboration with hospital stakeholders.

Supervises clinical engineering radiology operations, including staffing, priorities, technician performance, KPI improvement, vendor coordination, hospital partnerships, and inspection readiness. The role combines hands-on biomedical equipment expertise with team leadership and operational process improvement.

Leads clinical engineering operations across one or more hospital sites, overseeing technicians, staffing, budgets, service contracts, inventory, vendors, KPIs, regulatory inspections, and customer relationships. Manages Medical Equipment Management Plan execution, Joint Commission readiness, continuous improvement, and financial performance. The role includes personnel development, account management, customer issue resolution, and approximately 25% hands-on technician work. On-site presence is required, with travel up to 50%.

Provides supervised, on-the-job training in clinical and biomedical engineering within a hospital environment. Duties include responding to service calls, documenting repairs and preventive maintenance, calibrating and troubleshooting biomedical equipment, performing electrical safety and preventive maintenance procedures, validating inventory, and learning vendor management. The intern shadows experienced engineers and technicians while developing equipment repair and service skills.

Maintains, repairs, calibrates, and documents complex clinical equipment to ensure safe, reliable operation. Advises clinicians on equipment use, troubleshoots electronic and hardware issues, interprets error codes, manages inventory, and supports compliance. Requires at least three years of biomedical equipment experience in a clinical engineering environment, technical training or equivalent experience, and a valid driver's license with travel as needed.

Installs, inspects, repairs, calibrates, and verifies complex medical imaging equipment, including MRI, CT, Cath Lab, and radiation oncology systems. Maintains regulatory compliance, equipment databases, inventory, and service documentation. Advises clinicians and medical staff on equipment use and safety, coordinates vendors and subcontractors, manages parts inventory, supports customer relationships, leads service projects, and mentors other associates.

Own the application security program strategy, roadmap, architecture standards, tooling, threat modeling, security champions program, and developer training. Integrate security tools into CI/CD pipelines, manage findings and remediation, coordinate penetration testing, maintain audit evidence, and report risk and program metrics to leadership. Operate autonomously while influencing development, infrastructure security, IT leadership, and external vendors. Support secure AI adoption and risk-based security decisions across the organization.

Provides supervised, on-the-job training in biomedical, clinical, laboratory, and radiology engineering within a hospital environment. Responsibilities include shadowing engineers, responding to service calls, documenting repairs and preventive maintenance, calibrating and troubleshooting equipment, performing electrical safety and preventive maintenance procedures, validating inventory, and learning vendor management. The role is part of a Department of Defense partnership and is limited to current active-duty U.S. Armed Forces members.

Leads clinical engineering operations across one or more hospital sites, managing technicians, staffing, budgets, inventory, vendors, service contracts, KPIs, regulatory inspections, and customer relationships. Oversees Medical Equipment Management Plan execution, continuous improvement, work-order prioritization, and financial performance. Develops staff, resolves customer issues, supports committees, and maintains compliance with Joint Commission and other accrediting bodies. The role requires daily onsite presence and may include hands-on biomedical equipment service work, with travel up to 25%.

Manages clinical engineering projects from planning through delivery, including resource management, process improvement, operational excellence, compliance, and final deliverables. Leads and mentors technicians, monitors service performance, coordinates stakeholders and customers, communicates project progress, audits medical equipment records, and ensures accurate service documentation. The role requires strong project management, communication, analytical, problem-solving, and leadership skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and IT systems.

Biomedical engineering intern who shadows clinical, biomedical, laboratory, and radiology engineers in a hospital environment. Learns service-call response, equipment troubleshooting, calibration, preventive maintenance, electrical safety, repair documentation, vendor management, and inventory validation while working under close supervision.

Supervises clinical engineering operations supporting hospital biomedical equipment. Coordinates staffing, priorities, resources, technicians, performance, KPIs, vendors, regulatory readiness, and process improvements while partnering with hospital leaders and balancing hands-on technical work with operational leadership.

Oversee multi-site clinical engineering operations, including budgets, P&L performance, compliance, uptime, and service delivery. Lead and develop teams, establish performance expectations, convert operational metrics into improvements, and partner with hospital executives to maintain inspection readiness. The role requires ownership of financial, operational, and workforce outcomes while improving a complex healthcare service business.

Supervise clinical engineering operations supporting hospital equipment and patient care. Coordinate staffing, priorities, resources, technician performance, KPIs, vendors, inspection readiness, and process improvements. The role combines hands-on biomedical equipment expertise with team leadership and hospital-client partnership responsibilities.

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.

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.

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.