SUMMARY:
Performs maintenance and repairs on life support and general medical equipment. Controls maintenance costs. Insures patient and staff safety.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Minimum Education: AA or AS degree in Biomedical Instrumentation or Electronics, or equivalent experience
- Minimum Experience: 8 years of biomedical equipment maintenance experience, with 3 years of in hospital experience
- Required License/ Certifications: Current ABM/MAB/CPI certificate within (90 days upon hire) annual thereafter
- Possess extensive knowledge and able to perform equipment maintenance and repairs, on medical equipment
- Capable of working unsupervised and can take ownership of tasks and projects
- Capable of lifting 50lbs from the floor and 25lbs over head, standing for 2 hours, walking for 1 hour and sitting for 1 hour
- Has full command (verbal and written) of the English language
- Physical Requirements: Possesses the physical abilities, including heavy lifting, and perceptive acuity, e.g., visual, hearing, to satisfactorily perform all direct and indirect patient care functions.
Benefits:
- Medical, dental and vision coverage is provided for all full time and part time employees*
- Medical is 100% employer paid including dependents*
- Employee Stock Ownership Program
- Employee Assistance Program
- Basic Life and AD&D
- 401k plan with company match
- Generous PTO plan*
- Pet Insurance Discount Program*
- Employee Discount Program*
*Per diem staff ineligible
Skills Required
- AA or AS degree in Biomedical Instrumentation or Electronics, or equivalent experience
- Eight years of biomedical equipment maintenance experience
- Three years of in-hospital biomedical equipment maintenance experience
- Current ABM, MAB, or CPI certification within 90 days of hire and annually thereafter
- Extensive knowledge of medical equipment maintenance and repair
- Ability to work unsupervised and take ownership of tasks and projects
- Ability to lift 50 pounds from the floor and 25 pounds overhead
- Ability to stand for two hours, walk for one hour, and sit for one hour
- Full verbal and written command of English
- Physical and perceptive abilities sufficient to perform patient-care-related functions
What We Do
The KPC Health is a global leader in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, education, engineering and real estate. Originally founded by world-renowned orthopedic surgeon and entrepreneur, Dr. Kali Chaudhuri, the KPC Group has reached an unprecedented level of success through its vision, innovation, and leadership. Today, the KPC Group has amassed over $10 billion in assets, including hospitals, clinics, schools, commercial real estate properties, and agricultural research centers. As pioneers in technology for the healthcare industry the KPC Group healthcare division, KPC Health, has successfully established a group of integrated healthcare delivery systems consisting of acute care hospitals, Independent Physicians Associations (IPAs), medical groups, urgent care facilities, and various fully integrated multi-specialty medical facilities throughout the western United States. Our California facilities include: Anaheim Global Medical Center Chapman Global Medical Center Hemet Valley Medical Center Menifee Valley Medical Center Orange County Global Medical Center South Coast Global Medical Center Victor Valley Global Medical Center Our facilities collectively serve some of California’s most densely populated areas in the Southern California region – totaling nearly ten million people. KPC Health has invested nearly $100 million in the latest information technology transforming one of the oldest hospital systems in the United States into a state of the art healthcare operation with an advanced Electronic Medical Records system. Most importantly, we have invested in our people. KPC Health attributes its overall successes to the highly skilled, advanced trained, expert physicians, nurses, information technology specialists and staff. Investing in having the very best workforce has enabled KPC Health to maximize its technological capabilities to best serves its patients, their families and the communities its hospitals and medical institutions it serves. As community hospitals dedicated to the health and welfare of each and every community we serve, we are investing in a number of non-profit and charity-based organizations, including the American Heart Association, March of Dimes for healthy babies, and Caterina’s Club for feeding hungry children. We believe our involvement in the promotion of these programs is crucial to serving our communities. For us, healthcare is not just about caring for our patients, but also about investing in the people of Orange County
