The Christ Hospital Health Network · 7 hours ago
Biomedical Engineer IV - Healthcare Tech Mgmt - Main - Full Time - Days
2139 AUBURN AVE, Cincinnati, OH, 45219, US
Full-time
Onsite
Senior Level
7+ years expThe Christ Hospital Health Network is seeking a Biomedical Engineer IV specializing in high-end imaging systems. The role involves providing expert service and support for advanced imaging modalities while coordinating activities to enhance proficiency levels within the imaging services.
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Responsibilities
Respond, Diagnosis, Repair, Manage Issues, Cost Control, Communication and maintain Safety (mechanical, radiation dose, image quality, electrical)
Respond to service events within agreed upon time with clinical service
Performs efficient diagnosis to determine root cause
Manages repair by determining and obtaining resources needed to mitigate problem (e.g. parts, outside support, etc.)
Communicates with the clinical users, other imaging engineers, OEMs, CE Business Operations, and CE Management
Uses training on imaging modalities to effect repairs in a timely manner
Is able to provide uptime of 98% for normal operating hours
Preventive Maintenance, Quality Assurance, Verification of Image Quality, Measure and Adjust Radiation Dose
Ensure proper operation of computer and information processes
Performs or ensures scheduled maintenance; which includes preventive maintenance, QA, functional inspections in accordance with the manufacturer guidelines and requirements, documentation in accordance with the TCH MEMP medical equipment management
Communicates and works with medical physicist
Performs routine computer and information systems processes to maintain image processing and communication with PACS, or other IT systems
Works with clinical departments to schedule equipment for service
Responsible for scheduling other imaging engineers to assist with work, training or instruction
Expected to work independently with little instruction from CE management
Obtains all information required for Clinical Maintenance and Management System (CMMS)
Verify proper operation of system (OEM) and ensure all training for clinical users has been completed or scheduled
Report on any deficiencies or recommendations on new installations
Works with medical physicists, Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) and Radiographic Generating Equipment (RGE) State Coordinator (CE Business Office, Supervisor)
Oversees initial equipment inspection and setup with OEM
Independently assures all specifications are met on new modalities prior to clinical use
Ensures imaging systems meet all state and government regulations, passes all manufacturer safety guidelines and conforms to HTM’s MEMP
Schedule meetings
Work with vendors, clinical users, and other hospital departments
Document all work
Develop milestones and critical timelines
Acts as a coordinator and conduit of information between all parties involved with the advanced imaging modalities
As coordinator, maintains communications with all parties to assure resolution and proper follow-up
Keeps management informed of system status and requirements
Documents all work in CE’s, CMMS
Responsible for training and teaching other imaging engineers to properly service and support advanced imaging modalities
Responsible for teaching or training users on proper operation
Review problem events to ensure safe and efficient operations
On-call responsibility for systems maintained by this position or other critical areas as deemed necessary by the director and administration
Other job duties as needed
Qualification
Required
Associate Degree in Biomedical Engineering Technology (or similarly named program) or military training and specific manufacturer training on imaging modalities plus 7 years' experience in advanced imaging service. (Manufacturer training must be recent and specific to TCHHN equipment)
Education or training in IT Integration (DICOM) and server. Must have knowledge on networks (TCP/IP), operation of systems, radiation physics, tools, and high voltage safety. Must be highly proficient with MS Office, e-mail, and Windows
Minimum of 7 years of recent imaging experience with at least 5 years of advanced specialized imaging modalities
Must have same knowledge of Imaging Specialist I and II
Knowledge to service and QA two or more specialized imaging modalities. MRI, CT, Cathlab, or PET/CT. Basic radiographic and fluoroscopy theory and x-ray physics along with advanced computer systems skills. MRI requires knowledge of nuclear magnetic resonance, advanced computer skills, and knowledge of cryogen systems. CT requires knowledge and experience with spiral scanning technology, multi-channel detector systems, x-ray tubes, and high voltage generators
Skill set must include proven ability to understand and diagnose complex systems made up of many sub-systems and modules
Understand and apply image quality theory to x-ray CT, MRI, Cathlab/Angio, and (radiographic and fluoroscopy) devices to ensure their proper operation and continued design performance
Knowledge of proper safety procedures in handling and using nuclear isotopes, x-rays, and contrasts when servicing the equipment
Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair complex hardware and software systems for which responsibility is assumed
Strong training skills with the ability to apply clinical workflow knowledge to enhance adoption and usage of system to improve patient safety and clinical outcomes is required
Proven ability to build and maintain strong relationships internal and external to the TCHHN and across cultures
Computer system, networking and communication protocols knowledge and skills, including IT systems e.g. operating systems (OS), Ethernet, serial communication, database, HL-7, DICOM, and server/workstation hardware. Ability to learn new systems quickly. Intermediate to advanced experience with MS Office. Knowledge of digital imaging systems, storage, and quality assurance
Requires independent thought and ability to make accurate judgments on the fly. Works independently with little direction and must be self-starting, highly motivated, and willing/ability to continuously learn
Able to design, implement, and document devices used to test advanced imaging modalities, including setting up test devices, or software prior to use on procedures. Has the ability to understand design theory, including electrical, ultrasonic physics, mechanical, biomedical, and software
Proven ability to build and maintain strong relationships with end-users and across cultures
Knowledge of JCAHO, OSHA, HIPAA, and SMDA policies and regulations; and experience in incident investigation and quality assurance inspections is preferred. Including radiation safety, legal requirements and proper testing processes and documentation
Preferred
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology plus 7 years' experience
Associate Degree in Biomedical Engineering Technology (or similarly named program) or military training and recent specific manufacturer training on imaging modalities plus 10 years' experience in advanced imaging service
Certified Radiology Equipment Specialist (CRES) or 7 or more recent OEM training schools on TCHHN equipment
Advanced certifications (training classes) in MRI, CT, or Cathlab/Angio systems
Company
The Christ Hospital Health Network
The Christ Hospital Health Network is a healthcare system that provides intensive care, wellness and speciality services.
5001-10000 employees
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