Biomedical Technician II/III

Own the performance, repair, and calibration of complex clinical equipment to keep care uninterrupted. Ensure critical medical devices are safe, accurate, and ready for clinicians by guiding safe equipment use and maintaining accurate documentation and inventory control. Troubleshoot electronics and hardware issues independently while communicating clearly with vendors and leadership. This role requires a minimum of three years of biomedical experience, an associate degree in electronics, or CBET certification, with a compensation range of $35–$50 hourly depending on level. Join a national team supported by ongoing training, tuition reimbursement, and merit increases.