Repairs, calibrates, tests, configures, and maintains advanced medical imaging equipment, including CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, cath lab, and linear accelerator systems. Troubleshoots hardware, electrical safety, networking, DICOM, PACS, and modality connectivity issues; manages parts inventory and work orders; supports installations, vendors, contracts, budgets, and equipment data security. Collaborates with radiologists, technologists, IT, PACS teams, and manufacturers to minimize downtime.
General Summary
Repairs, calibrates, tests, and maintains a variety of imaging-related equipment or systems. at an advanced specialist skills level. This position supports equipment such as, but not limited to: Computed Tomography, Nuclear Medicine, MRI, Cath Lab and linear Accelerators.
ResponsibilitiesDuties and Responsibilities
Essential Functions:
- Performs preventative maintenance inspections and electrical safety testing for supported imaging equipment and corrects problems encountered.
- Analyzes supported imaging equipment for cause(s) of failure. Isolates, tests and replaces defective parts.
- Uses available test equipment to test functionality of supported imaging equipment. Troubleshoots problems and repairs the equipment.
- Makes necessary operational adjustments to supported imaging equipment. Takes sensitivity, selectivity, and accuracy measurements.
- Responds to emergency calls for supported imaging equipment. Troubleshoots equipment problems and repairs hardware as needed.
- Monitors and assists manufacturers as needed to ensure maximum repair efficiency with minimum down time at lowest possible cost.
- Orders necessary parts and maintains required inventory.
- Interfaces directly with radiologists, technologists, vendor service engineers and vendor sales representatives.
- Provides service support for all types of imaging equipment including highly specialized areas such as Computed Tomography, Nuclear Medicine, MRI, Cath Lab and Linear Accelerators
- Utilizes Biomedical’s CMMS to inventory, document required information on the modality and completes works orders as required.
- Configures modalities for Dicom store, print, send, MPPS, MWL, and Query/Retrieve as required.
- Configures modalities for networking using wireless/hardware connectivity
- Configures, installs and maintains PACS Diagnostic and Clinical workstations and associated PACS devices such as CD/DVD Burners, Laser Imagers and CR Readers.
- Troubleshoots connectivity issues with modalities sending to PACS and receiving MWL while working closely with IT and PACS.
- Assists with budget and contract management data and support for supported equipment
- Provides project management support for equipment and systems being installed at WellSpan Health.
- Works with IT Security Team (WellSOC) to ensure data security on all devices and modalities that are part of a Biomedical or Imaging System.
Common Expectations:
- Maintains established policies and procedures, objectives, quality assessment, safety, environmental and infection control standards.
- Participates in educational programs and in-service meetings.
- Provides outstanding service to all customers; fosters teamwork; and practices fiscal responsibility through improvement and innovation.
- Assists with care and maintenance of department equipment and supplies.
- Maintains appropriate records, reports, and files as required.
Qualifications
Minimum Education:
- Associates Degree Required
Work Experience:
- 8 years Relevant experience. Required
Licenses:
- Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician Upon Hire Preferred or
- Certified Radiology Equipment Specialist Upon Hire Preferred
Driver's License Statement:
Must possess a valid driver's license in the current state of residence. Driving record must meet requirements established by WellSpan Risk Management.
Benefits Offered:
- Comprehensive health benefits
- Retirement savings plan
- Paid time off (PTO)
- Education assistance
- Financial education and support, including DailyPay
- Expanded Paid Parental Leave
For additional details: Benefits & Incentives | WellSpan Careers (joinwellspan.org)
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