Biomedical Equipment Technician III – Certified

SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC)

. Independently perform advanced preventive maintenance, safety inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, functional checks, calibrations, and return-to-service decisions on complex, high-risk, and integrated medical equipment and systems .

Posted 10/22/2026full-timeJuneau • Alaska • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $39 - $55 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in advanced preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of biomedical equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and effective communication with clinical and operational stakeholders. Proficient in CMMS/AIMS documentation and mentoring less-experienced technicians.

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Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET)Advanced Technical TroubleshootingCMMS/AIMS DocumentationPreventive MaintenanceBiomedical Equipment Support

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Hard Skills

Preventive MaintenanceTroubleshootingCalibrationRepairAcceptance TestingEquipment InspectionElectrical SafetyMechanical SystemsMedical Device FunctionDocumentation Control

Soft Skills

MentoringCommunicationJudgmentCollaborationFacilitation

Tools & Technologies

CMMS/AIMSMicrosoft OfficeTest EquipmentElectronic FilesShared Drives

Certifications & Qualifications

Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET)CRESCompTIA

Industry Keywords

Healthcare TechnologyRegulatory ReadinessEnvironment of CareInfection PreventionEquipment Lifecycle Support

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Independently perform advanced preventive maintenance, safety inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, functional checks, calibrations, and return-to-service decisions on complex, high-risk, and integrated medical equipment and systems
Support equipment installations, relocations, incoming inspections, acceptance testing, device setup, functional verification, clinical user support, and safe return-to-service activities
Troubleshoot advanced equipment issues, resolve complex technical problems, support critical equipment failures, escalate appropriately, and coordinate vendor support
Use test equipment safely, document test results, identify defective equipment or unsafe conditions, and remove equipment from service when needed
Mentor BMET I and BMET II staff, support competency development, and provide peer training and technical guidance
Accurately document work activities in CMMS/AIMS, including work orders, preventive maintenance, service actions, parts, labor time, equipment status, maintenance history, escalation notes, and follow-up
Respond to electronic work orders; update status notes; support routing, prioritization, follow-up, and escalation of urgent, overdue, deficient, aging, complex, or high-risk work orders
Communicate equipment status, service timelines, downtime impacts, risk considerations, and service plans to clinical users, Biomed leadership, vendors, and departments
Maintain accurate equipment inventory, asset metadata, equipment history, preventive maintenance documentation, manuals, recall documentation, hazard alert records, and related electronic files
Support regulatory and survey readiness for DNV, CMS, Alaska State Regulations, Environment of Care, and internal audits
Assist with work order statistics, equipment failure documentation, preventive maintenance tracking, recall or hazard documentation, and survey-ready records
Support parts ordering, receipt documentation, purchase tracking, equipment replacement information, P-card documentation, vendor quote review, and Finance capitalization support
Coordinate with Facilities, clinical departments, Finance, vendors, and supported locations
Participate in training, field service, travel assignments, project oversight, and after-hours or weekend support when required
Act as a technical project lead, field lead, or escalation resource when assigned
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Associate degree or higher in biomedical equipment technology, electronics, information technology, healthcare technology, or related field required; equivalent military technical training or directly relevant technical experience may be considered
4 years experience may be used in lieu of degree
Valid driver’s license required; must remain insurable under the SEARHC automobile insurance policy
Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET) Certification required and must be maintained
Job-related certifications such as CRES, CompTIA, manufacturer training, or equivalent technical certification preferred
Minimum four (4) years of progressive experience in biomedical equipment support, electronics, mechanical repair, healthcare technology support, military BMET service, or related technical service required or strongly preferred based on operational need
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office required
Experience with CMMS/AIMS documentation, data entry, records management, work order documentation, equipment records, administrative coordination, or healthcare documentation workflows required or strongly preferred
Ability to integrate, communicate, and facilitate workflows with Biomed, clinical departments, vendors, Facilities, Finance, and other operational stakeholders required
Demonstrated ability to perform advanced technical service work independently, exercise sound judgment, mentor less-experienced technicians, and escalate complex issues appropriately required
Knowledge of advanced electronics, electrical safety, mechanical systems, medical device function, anatomy and physiology, integrated medical systems, troubleshooting methods, and safe testing practices
Knowledge of biomedical equipment documentation, equipment inventory practices, preventive maintenance concepts, service records, recall and hazard alert management, and equipment lifecycle support
Knowledge of CMMS/AIMS work order workflows, equipment records, preventive maintenance schedules, service manuals, electronic files, shared drives, documentation control, and audit-ready recordkeeping
Knowledge of healthcare documentation standards, regulatory readiness, Environment of Care support, privacy, information security, infection prevention, and safe work practices
Skills in advanced technical troubleshooting, equipment inspection, preventive maintenance, calibration, repair, acceptance testing, return-to-service decision support, and critical equipment issue resolution
Skills in accurate CMMS/AIMS documentation, work order updates, service note entry, equipment record maintenance, recall or hazard documentation, and follow-up
Ability to travel occasionally to SEARHC facilities and supported locations, at least semi-annually
Required Driver License - State of Alaska

Benefits

Comp & perks

Retirement
Paid time off
Paid parental leave
Health insurance
Dental benefits
Vision benefits
Life insurance
Long-term disability
Short-term disability
Professional advancement and employee development opportunities