Jobs at TRIMEDX

Deliver instructor-led and web-based training on proprietary business systems, develop instructional curriculum and assessments, manage training environments, collaborate with SMEs and stakeholders, and travel (up to 60%) to support new customer implementations.

Service, repair, calibrate, and verify complex medical imaging systems; ensure regulatory accuracy and documentation; provide technical support to clinicians; mentor staff, manage vendors and inventory.

Provide interim leadership for vacant Site Manager/Director roles, manage site operations, finances (P&L), regulatory compliance, client relationships, inventory and equipment lifecycle, drive process improvement, mentor staff, lead projects, and ensure KPIs and contractual obligations are met across assigned hospital customer sites.

The Clinical Engineering Manager Trainee will learn to lead clinical engineering initiatives, manage operations, and develop associates, aiming for a future Site Manager role, including hands-on biomedical support and customer relationship management.

The Senior PWS Operations Engineer leads planning, implementation, and support of remote systems for clinical engineering, ensuring security and compliance while driving improvement initiatives.

The Imaging Engineer II installs, repairs, and maintains medical imaging equipment, ensuring compliance and managing inventory while collaborating with clinical staff.

Shadow clinical, biomedical, lab, and radiology engineers to learn hospital workflows. Perform preventive maintenance, calibrations, troubleshooting, inventory validation, document repairs/PMs, respond to service calls, and assist technicians under close supervision.

24-month Biomedical Engineering Apprenticeship providing on-the-job healthcare technology management training. Shadow clinical experts, learn preventive maintenance, equipment calibration, troubleshooting, documentation, vendor management, and electrical safety while completing academic instruction and web-based trainings.

Lead clinical engineering site operations, manage technicians and P&L, ensure regulatory compliance (Joint Commission), oversee MEMP execution, drive continuous improvement, engage hospital leadership, and manage account development with ~20-25% travel to support multiple sites.

Field service technician who repairs, calibrates, and verifies medical imaging systems (X‑ray, C‑arm, ultrasound, mammography). Responsibilities include troubleshooting, regulatory/radiation output checks, documentation, mentoring, vendor coordination, inventory control, and on‑site equipment installation and maintenance.

Lead multi-site clinical engineering operations with P&L accountability. Build and coach teams, manage budgets and compliance, partner with hospital executives, and drive uptime, inspection readiness, and operational performance.

Serve as client-facing advisor for clinical asset management using TRIMEDX tools to analyze inventories, identify OpEx/CapEx savings and cash recovery, lead projects to defer/validate/retire/reallocate assets, report financial benefits, build high-trust client relationships, facilitate cross-functional process improvements, and provide analytics and project management support.

The Clinical Engineering Site Manager oversees clinical engineering operations, manages staff, ensures regulatory compliance, and fosters customer relationships while advocating for continuous improvement.

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

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.

Serve as a client-facing advisor to optimize hospital clinical asset management using TRIMEDX tools. Identify OpEx/CapEx savings, drive asset reallocation/retirement, report financial benefits, build high-trust client relationships, facilitate cross-functional process improvements, and provide analytics and project management support to implement cost-saving initiatives.

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

The Imaging Engineer I installs, inspects, repairs, and calibrates medical imaging equipment, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering customer relationships.

Shadow clinical, biomedical, lab, and radiology engineers to learn hospital work flows, respond to service calls, document repairs and PMs, perform preventative maintenance, inventory validation, equipment calibration, troubleshooting, and vendor interactions while following electrical safety and company procedures.

Service, repair, calibrate, and verify complex medical imaging systems (radiographic rooms, C-arms, ultrasound, mammography); ensure regulatory accuracy and documentation; diagnose system errors and perform hardware repairs; mentor colleagues, coordinate with vendors, manage inventory, and support clinical teams during equipment issues.