Biomedical Engineer

Job Summary The Biomedical Engineer is responsible for ensuring the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of medical equipment and biomedical systems across the hospital. Key Responsibilities • Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, inspection, calibration, and troubleshooting of medical equipment and biomedical systems • Support the installation, testing, commissioning, and acceptance of new medical equipment in coordination with clinical departments and suppliers • Monitor equipment performance, identify technical faults, and ensure timely repairs to minimize operational downtime • Maintain accurate equipment records, maintenance schedules, service reports, and asset management documentation • Coordinate with medical equipment suppliers, service providers, and clinical departments regarding maintenance, repairs, and technical support • Provide technical guidance and training to healthcare staff on the safe and appropriate use of medical equipment • Ensure compliance with medical equipment safety standards, regulatory requirements, accreditation standards, and hospital policies Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or a related engineering discipline • 0–3 years of experience in biomedical engineering, medical equipment maintenance, or a related technical role • Hospital or healthcare biomedical engineering experience is preferred • Strong knowledge of medical equipment maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance procedures • Familiarity with medical equipment safety standards, asset management systems, and healthcare accreditation requirements • Experience working with medical equipment suppliers and maintenance management systems is an advantage • Strong analytical, problem-solving, technical, and communication skills Show more Show less

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, inspection, calibration, and troubleshooting of medical equipment and biomedical systems; Support the installation, testing, commissioning, and acceptance of new medical equipment in coordination with clinical departments and suppliers; Monitor equipment performance, identify technical faults, and ensure timely repairs to minimize operational downtime; Maintain accurate equipment records, maintenance schedules, service reports, and asset management documentation; Coordinate with medical equipment suppliers, service providers, and clinical departments regarding maintenance, repairs, and technical support; Provide technical guidance and training to healthcare staff on the safe and appropriate use of medical equipment; Ensure compliance with medical equipment safety standards, regulatory requirements, accreditation standards, and hospital policies.