Biomedical Imaging Technician
About the job
- Complex computer skills, including administering a system, interpreting error codes and computer codes, defragmenting hard drives, replacing power supplies, and applying networking concepts.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, and networking applications.
- Ability to integrate information from a variety of sources.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- A valid driver's license is required; variable travel may require use of a personal vehicle.
- A two-year degree in a technical/electronics field or equivalent experience is required. This requirement is waived for applicants with TRIMEDX Trained Certification or an equivalent biomedical-related certification program.
- Carry out performance verification inspections, scheduled maintenance, electrical safety inspections, and operation verification procedures on highly complex biomedical and medical imaging equipment.
- Repair, install, and calibrate highly complex biomedical and medical imaging equipment.
- Inform supervisors about repair status, scheduled inspections, unusual equipment situations, and customer concerns.
- Work with, direct, and document subcontractors', vendors', and outside service technicians' activities to ensure proper service delivery.
- Maintain Clinical Engineering expertise through ongoing training and education.
- Lead or assist with assigned Service Operations Special Projects, traveling to sites or working with Central Office associates as needed to collect and analyze information or data.
- Act as a primary responder to biomedical and medical imaging equipment service calls and requests.
- Triage repair needs for imaging and biomedical equipment and communicate status internally and externally as needed.
- Ensure the accuracy and integrity of the equipment database, including inventory, performance verification schedules, nomenclature, and service history.
- Adhere to the Medical Equipment Management Plan, regulatory agency requirements, and applicable policies and procedures.
- Ensure all service and documentation is complete, timely, and accurate.
- Work with a Medical Physicist on accurate and aligned radiation outputs to ensure regulatory compliance and patient safety.
- Build and maintain customer relationships.
- Discuss equipment status and functionality with clinicians.
- Adhere to the mission, vision, and values of the organizations served and represent TriMedx by integrating its core values into job performance.
- Inspect inventory status periodically and maintain common-failure-parts inventory to support equipment uptime.
- Verify completion of security analysis for new customer equipment.
- Perform incoming inspections and maintain an accurate inventory of medical devices, including trial and evaluation, rental, loaner, and permanently assigned equipment.
- Make recommendations regarding inventory.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- A bachelor's degree in engineering technology is preferred.
- Technical certification is preferred.
About the company
TRIMEDX provides clinical asset management solutions for healthcare providers to optimize the performance, safety, and compliance of medical devices. It offers services across clinical engineering, asset informatics, and cybersecurity, supported by a proprietary workflow platform. This platform combines device inventory management with analytics and prescriptive guidance to tell users exactly what actions to take, helping hospitals run more efficiently and reduce costs. What sets TRIMEDX apart is its end-to-end approach that blends hands-on engineering services with data-driven insights and cybersecurity, addressing challenges like technician shortages and rising threats to medical device security. The company’s goal is to improve hospital operating margins and patient care quality by ensuring devices are safe, compliant, and readily available.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$200K
Headquarters
Indianapolis, Indiana
Founded
1998
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What believers are saying
- August 26, 2026, TMX Protect cut cybersecurity remediation time 75%.
- May 21, 2026, TRIMEDX-AIQ launched technician agents for repairs and uptime.
- February 24, 2026, supply-chain automation added parts ordering and predictive failure forecasting.
What critics are saying
- March 23, 2026, TRIMEDX faced union certification at Providence Swedish sites.
- March 24, 2026, NLRB charges alleged unilateral changes, information refusal, and bad-faith bargaining.
- Existential risk: OEMs embed device security services, squeezing TRIMEDX margins by 2027.
What makes TRIMEDX unique
- On September 30, 2026, Frost named TRIMEDX a Visionary Leader in cybersecurity.
- TMX combines clinical engineering, cybersecurity, and capital planning inside one workflow platform.
- TRIMEDX controls 7.4 million devices of service history and 90-95% U.S. coverage.
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7%Trimedx named Visionary Leader for Healthcare Infrastructure Cybersecurity. The clinical asset performance company earned a 5 Innovation Index score, with Frost & Sullivan citing its integration of cybersecurity, medical device data, and lifecycle management. Trimedx has been named a Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar: Healthcare Infrastructure Cybersecurity in the United States, 2026 report from Frost & Sullivan, recognizing the clinical asset performance company for its work linking medical device cybersecurity with healthcare technology management (HTM). Frost & Sullivan evaluated more than 50 qualified participants and selected 15 companies - Akamai Technologies, Armis, Axonius, Check Point Technologies, Cisco, Claroty, CrowdStrike, Forescout, Fortinet, IBM, Illumio, Imprivata, Ordr, Palo Alto Networks, and Trimedx - for inclusion based on growth, innovation leadership, and measurable market impact. Visionary Leaders are companies that demonstrate a balance of innovation and growth, deliver new technologies, business models, and processes, and combine strategic vision with operational execution. Trimedx received an Innovation Index score of 5 and a Growth Index score of 4, on a scale of 0 to 5. "This recognition validates the importance of connecting medical device cybersecurity with the broader operational and clinical realities health systems manage every day," says Trimedx CEO Neil de Crescenzo, in a release. "Identifying a vulnerability is only the beginning. Trimedx brings together technology, data, and people to help healthcare organizations understand risk, prioritize the most meaningful actions, and execute remediation in complex clinical environments. That combination helps our clients strengthen resilience while maintaining focus on patient care." Scale of the cybersecurity program. Frost & Sullivan highlighted the scale of the Trimedx cybersecurity program, which supports more than 7,000 locations and approximately 825,000 medical devices. The company performs nearly 10,000 medical device patches each month, and its cybersecurity business has grown by more than 20% annually for at least the past three years, according to the report. The report also recognized Trimedx for drawing on nearly 30 years of medical device service experience and a structured repository of service history from more than 7.4 million devices to support AI-enabled capabilities across cybersecurity, clinical asset management, and capital planning. "Trimedx occupies a distinctive position in healthcare infrastructure cybersecurity because it combines cybersecurity expertise, extensive medical device data, and the ability to execute remediation activities inside clinical environments," says Alejandra Maria Parra, senior research analyst at Frost & Sullivan, in a release. "Its ability to connect cyber-risk with healthcare technology management and operational execution creates a differentiated approach to helping health systems protect medical devices and strengthen resilience." Frost & Sullivan noted that Trimedx extends into the operational "last mile," including patch deployment, risk treatment, governance, and medical device lifecycle management, describing the convergence of cybersecurity and HTM as a difficult-to-replicate advantage in medical device security. "Health systems need more than information about potential cyber-risk. They need a clear path from intelligence to action," says Jason Henley, Trimedx president of cybersecurity, in a release. "Trimedx combines a deep understanding of medical devices with cybersecurity expertise, clinical engineering execution, and AI-enabled intelligence to help clients move from identifying risk to addressing it."
Trimedx named a Visionary Leader in 2026 Frost Radar(TM) for healthcare infrastructure cybersecurity. Selected among 15 companies from more than 50 qualified participants, Trimedx recognized for cybersecurity expertise, medical device data, AI, and healthcare technology management capabilities. September 30, 2026 10:30 ET | Source: Trimedx Indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Trimedx, an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, has been named a Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar(TM): Healthcare Infrastructure Cybersecurity in the United States, 2026 report from Frost & Sullivan. Frost & Sullivan evaluated more than 50 qualified participants and selected 15 companies for inclusion based on strong growth, innovation leadership, and measurable market impact. Companies designated as Visionary Leaders demonstrate a strong balance of innovation and growth, deliver transformative technologies, business models, and processes, and combine strategic vision with operational excellence. Trimedx received an Innovation Index score of 5.00 and a Growth Index score of 4.00 (on a scale of 0 to 5). Frost & Sullivan specifically noted that Trimedx differentiates itself by connecting cybersecurity with healthcare technology management, medical device lifecycle expertise, and capital planning. The report states that the company's extensive medical device data enables health systems to evaluate cyber-risk alongside maintenance, utilization, obsolescence, and clinical impact. "This recognition validates the importance of connecting medical device cybersecurity with the broader operational and clinical realities health systems manage every day," says Trimedx CEO Neil de Crescenzo. "Identifying a vulnerability is only the beginning. Trimedx brings together technology, data, and people to help healthcare organizations understand risk, prioritize the most meaningful actions, and execute remediation in complex clinical environments. That combination helps our clients strengthen resilience while maintaining focus on patient care." Frost & Sullivan highlighted the scale of the Trimedx cybersecurity program, which supports more than 7,000+ locations and approximately 825,000 medical devices. The company performs nearly 10,000 medical device patches each month, and its cybersecurity business has grown by more than 20% annually for at least the past three years, according to the report. The report also recognized Trimedx for using nearly 30 years of medical device service experience and a structured repository of service history from more than 7.4 million devices to support AI-enabled capabilities across cybersecurity, clinical asset management, and capital planning. By connecting cyber-risk with device age, operating system status, utilization, maintenance performance, and estimated replacement costs, Trimedx can help healthcare organizations incorporate cybersecurity into broader medical device lifecycle and capital planning decisions. "Trimedx occupies a distinctive position in healthcare infrastructure cybersecurity because it combines cybersecurity expertise, extensive medical device data, and the ability to execute remediation activities inside clinical environments," says Alejandra Maria Parra, senior research analyst at Frost & Sullivan. "Its ability to connect cyber-risk with healthcare technology management and operational execution creates a differentiated approach to helping health systems protect medical devices and strengthen resilience." Frost & Sullivan further noted that Trimedx extends into the operational "last mile," including patch deployment, risk treatment, governance, and medical device lifecycle management. The report describes the convergence of cybersecurity and healthcare technology management as providing Trimedx with a difficult-to-replicate advantage in medical device security. "Health systems need more than information about potential cyber-risk. They need a clear path from intelligence to action," says Jason Henley, Trimedx president of cybersecurity. "Trimedx combines a deep understanding of medical devices with cybersecurity expertise, clinical engineering execution, and AI-enabled intelligence to help clients move from identifying risk to addressing it." About Trimedx Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, our experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX - our clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 7.4 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment - Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care - because in critical environments, all systems are critical.
Trimedx adds jacob Tovar. Jacob Tovar recently shared that he is starting a new position as a field service engineer at Trimedx. The Trimedx LinkedIn profile states: "Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, our experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX - our clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 6.6 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment - Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care - because in critical environments, all systems are critical." People on the Move. Submit yourself or someone else to be featured in its People on the Move category! Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Kierra Morrow joins Trimedx. Kierra Morrow has shared on LinkedIn that she officially started a new chapter in her career. "I'm proud to announce that I've joined Trimedx as a Biomedical Equipment Technician II (BMET II). I'm grateful for the opportunities, lessons and experiences that have helped me get to this point, and I'm looking forward to continuing to grow, learn, and contribute within the HTM community," she wrote on LinkedIn. "Here's to new challenges, new opportunities and continued growth!" she added. People on the Move. Submit yourself or someone else to be featured in its People on the Move category! Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Trimedx introduces agentic AI capabilities that reduce medical device cybersecurity remediation time by 75%. New TMX Protect capabilities deliver up to 95% identification and matching accuracy across connected medical devices, helping health systems more quickly identify and address cybersecurity risk. August 26, 2026 10:30 ET | Source: Trimedx Indianapolis, Indiana, Aug. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Trimedx has introduced new agentic AI capabilities within the TMX Protect platform that help health systems more quickly identify, prioritize, and address medical device cybersecurity risks, reducing remediation time for cybersecurity projects by 75% on average. The new capabilities address a growing challenge for health systems: more than 50% of connectable medical devices have known critical vulnerabilities, while 99% of hospitals manage connected medical devices with known, exploited vulnerabilities. TMX Protect gives health systems greater visibility into these risks and helps cybersecurity teams determine where to focus their efforts. TMX Protect combines extensive medical device cybersecurity data, risk intelligence, and workflow capabilities in a single platform, with up to 95% identification and matching accuracy across connected medical devices. New agentic AI capabilities allow users to interact with this intelligence using natural-language prompts, quickly surfacing the information needed to assess risk and take action. Combined with Trimedx's medical device and vulnerability intelligence, these capabilities reduce remediation time for cybersecurity projects by 75% on average. Healthcare cybersecurity teams can ask questions about their connected medical devices, identify which assets present the greatest risk, generate reports and risk assessments, and prioritize remediation efforts based on both cybersecurity and clinical considerations. The platform also helps organizations track remediation activities and identify appropriate mitigation strategies for vulnerabilities that may not have a manufacturer-approved patch. "Health systems are managing an increasingly complex landscape of connected medical devices and cybersecurity threats. With more than 50% of connected medical devices having a known critical vulnerability, teams need better ways to identify and prioritize risk," says Trimedx Chief Data and AI Officer Srilekha Akula. "The new agentic AI capabilities within TMX Protect help turn large volumes of device and vulnerability data into actionable insights, enabling teams to prioritize what matters most and take steps that strengthen security while supporting patient care." Powered by Trimedx's extensive cybersecurity data and intelligent insights, TMX Protect helps healthcare systems move beyond simply identifying vulnerabilities to understanding risk, prioritizing action, and accelerating remediation efforts. In addition to providing greater visibility into cybersecurity posture, TMX Protect helps cybersecurity analysts work more efficiently by streamlining risk reduction planning, improving prioritization, and accelerating access to the information needed to make effective decisions. By combining AI-native insights with Trimedx's cybersecurity expertise and proprietary data, TMX Protect enables health systems to take a more proactive, risk-based approach to protecting connected medical devices and supporting patient care. About Trimedx Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, its experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX - its clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 7.4 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment - Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care - because in critical environments, all systems are critical.