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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.

Leads a multi-site clinical engineering operation with responsibility for budgets, P&L, performance, compliance, uptime, team development, and hospital executive partnerships. The manager coaches leaders, improves operational results, ensures inspection readiness, and owns financial, operational, and human outcomes across the business.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Services and troubleshoots complex hospital imaging systems, including MRI, CT, and Cath Lab equipment. Diagnoses root causes, restores equipment uptime, coordinates vendors, supports regulatory and safety compliance, mentors colleagues, and maintains rigorous technical documentation. The role requires extensive imaging equipment service experience, strong diagnostic and networking skills, customer communication with clinicians, and the ability to travel.

Provides supervised, hands-on training in hospital biomedical engineering, including equipment troubleshooting, calibration, preventive maintenance, electrical safety, repair documentation, inventory validation, service calls, and vendor management. The intern shadows clinical, biomedical, laboratory, and radiology engineers while supporting real-time equipment service operations.