Are you passionate about technology and enjoy working with various electrical instruments? Are you looking for an environment where you can showcase your talents?

We are seeking a Periop Services Equipment Technician to join our team at Memorial Sloan Kettering. The main function of this role is to maintain, calibrate, construct, and verify the safety and proper operations of biomedical electronic equipment and systems. In this position you will ensure that all equipment is kept in excellent condition by providing periodic routine inspection and tests of equipment through equipment specification checklists in order to maintain code conformance and ensure performance.

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You are:

• Action oriented and eager to take on new opportunities and tough challenges with a sense of urgency, high energy, and enthusiasm
• An effective communicator, capable of determining how best to reach different audiences and executing communications based on that understanding
• Committed to high standards of productivity
• Adaptable in your approach and demeanor in real time to match the shifting demands of different situations
• A good decision maker, with proven success of making timely decisions that keep the organization moving forward
• Adept at planning and prioritizing work to meet dedications with a keen eye for detail
• A professional who possesses the ability to work well with people of many diverse backgrounds and temperament

You will:

• Work in a time-convenient and high-pressure scenarios troubleshooting with medical equipment quickly and efficiently (Not looking for a Researcher to dissect a product, just locate the problem immediately and communicate it to the right contact).
• Assure proper operation, interconnection, and maintenance of OR equipment; troubleshoots equipment problems intraoperative and as needed; arrange repairs and equipment exchange and distribution.
• Maintain equipment and accessories in optimal condition; aligns with all hospital policies to assure a safe, code-compliant perioperative environment.
• Direct and assist in the setup of OR equipment including endoscopic video systems, recording devices, monitors, surgical robotics, electrosurgery, insufflation equipment, etc..
• Identify and schedule equipment for periodic maintenance as required.
• Coordinate equipment availability for inspection and maintenance with Clinical Engineering.
• Respond dedicatedly and troubleshoot all equipment systems both off-line and intraoperatively, is available for immediate consultation should problems arise.
• Report all problems, inputs from other departments, hazards and safety suggestions to supervisors as they occur.
• Arrange for equipment exchanges and spares; maintains a supply of backup cables and accessories for all systems as needed, contacts vendors and suppliers as needed.
• Maintain equipment purchase, maintenance and reference files, capital equipment inventory and on-line databases, and assists with equipment audits as requested.
• Craft documentation of setup and troubleshooting procedures for each equipment system.
• Partner with Clinical Engineering for the inspection of new OR equipment being evaluated prior to first use; logs new devices/equipment into computer database.
• Report all equipment problems, repairs, maintenance and exchange of equipment in the computer system.
• Assist in maintaining current operating manuals, technical literature, and documentation for all OR equipment systems.
• Initiate purchase requisitions for replacement parts, repairs, and maintenance as needed.

You have:

• AAS degree in Surgical Technology, Electronic Technology, instrumentation of electromechanical systems.
• Bachelors Degree in Bioengineering (preferred)
• 2-4 years of relevant experience in industrial or hospital environment.
• Knowledge of video systems, cameras, fiber optics, light sources, computer-controlled instrumentation, robotics, and system troubleshooting techniques.

Hours:

• 8am to 4pm Monday through Friday with weekend rotation