Full-Time
Biomedical Technician 3
Franciscan Health
1,001-5,000 employees
Catholic health system providing coordinated care
No salary listed
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
Indianapolis, IN, USA
In Person
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- Associate's Degree Biomedical Engineering Technology or related
- A+ Certified Professional (A+CERT) - CompTIA One (1) IS Related Certification Required within 24 months (A+, Network+ or similar)
- 4 years With a BS degree in a technology related field, at least 4 years of experience in Healthcare Technology are required
- 6 years With an AS degree in a technology related field, at least 6 years of experience in Healthcare Technology are required
- 10+ years In lieu of Associate's or Bachelor's Degree, at least 10 years relevant progressive service experience in a related field with at least 4 years in Healthcare Technology
- Travel is required: Never or Rarely
- Equipment Services Communicates with clinical care providers regarding the status of any equipment service activities, adjusting activities when necessary to accommodate patient care schedules, while still assuring regulatory compliance.
- Medical Equipment Service Delivers high quality and cost-effective results by performing medical equipment service and providing technical support across a wide range of device types and in multiple clinical care areas, following the organizational policies and procedures.
- Department Budget Demonstrates an understanding of and adherence to the department budget by using good judgment to plan and prioritize activities and by considering a variety of different service strategies to assure the highest possible level of efficiency and cost-effectiveness for all services provided.
- Equipment Information Documentation Documents equipment information and service activities within the medical equipment database to assure timely, accurate and complete service documentation and inventory management.
- Equipment Maintenance Inspects, troubleshoots, repairs, calibrates and verifies the performance of the assigned clinical equipment and systems in accordance with Clinical Engineering policies and processes.
- Mentorship & Training Mentors and trains less experienced members of the Clinical Engineering department in a way that reflects Franciscan Alliance mission and values. Demonstrates self-accountability for completion of assigned service activities with only occasional need for managerial oversight.
- Clinical Engineering Department Success Participates in ensuring the success and positive reputation of the Clinical Engineering department by willingly and competently performing any necessary service functions and/or related administrative activities.
- Healthcare Technology, Regulatory Changes Participates in relevant technical and professional training or related activities to stay informed about changes in healthcare technology, regulatory requirements and other external factors that may affect the activities of the Clinical Engineering department.
- Strategic Planning Plans and prioritizes activities by considering a variety of different service strategies to ensure the highest possible level of efficiency and cost-effectiveness for all services provided.
- Concerns/Issues Responds to concerns of those we are privileged to serve, patient incidents, recalls, regulatory findings or other urgent situations that may arise within the daily activities of the Clinical Engineering team.
- Process Improvement Takes responsibility for identifying opportunities for improvement and making recommendations for positive changes in processes to improve the quality of service or contribute to a positive patient or organizational outcomes
- Preferred background in procedural settings such as Surgery, Cath Lab, and Endoscopy
- Technical experience in environments where invasive or minimally invasive procedures are performed.
- Familiarity with sterile techniques, equipment setup, and workflow coordination in operating rooms or procedural suites.
- Understanding of patient safety protocols, instrument handling, and possibly device troubleshooting during procedures.
- Ability to collaborate with surgeons, nurses, and technologists in high-pressure settings.
- Endoscopy processors/scopes and reprocessing workflows
- Surgical video integration (4K/3D, routing, recording)
- Anesthesia workstations and patient monitoring
- Electrosurgical units and surgical energy devices
- CBET, CHTM, CCE or related preferred within 24 months
Franciscan Health is a faith-based, integrated health care system serving Indiana, Illinois and Michigan with 13 hospitals and multiple medical practices. It combines advanced technology, procedures and a compassionate team to diagnose and treat a wide range of medical needs across a coordinated continuum of care. It differentiates itself by embedding Catholic health care mission and spiritual care into medical services, emphasizing holistic mind–body–spirit care and community health. Its goal is to heal and strengthen the health of individuals and communities by providing accessible, compassionate care within a faith-based framework.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$1.6M
Headquarters
Indianapolis, Indiana
Founded
1974
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The 2030 medical school will close Indiana's physician workforce gap and improve care access across the state.
- Expanding residency training opportunities will help Franciscan retain physicians who complete training in Indiana.
- The new medical school campus at I-65 and US-231 strengthens Franciscan's Crown Point healthcare presence.
What critics are saying
- IU Health's $1.13B net income enables aggressive market share capture threatening Franciscan's patient volume within 12-18 months.
- Anthem's Orthopedic Network with OrthoIndy bypasses Franciscan, eroding surgical revenue by $15-25M annually in 6-12 months.
- The $100M+ medical school outlay risks capital misallocation delaying critical upgrades at existing hospitals within 24-36 months.
What makes Franciscan Health unique
- Franciscan is building an osteopathic medical school in Crown Point with 2030 opening and 200 students/year enrollment.
- Franciscan plans to add over 250 post-graduate residency slots to address Indiana's physician shortage.
- Franciscan operates 11 hospitals in Indiana as a nonprofit Catholic healthcare system with 16,000+ employees.
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Franciscan Health Lafayette hosts Explore Healthcare Career Camp, June 15-18. * Mar 23, 2026 Updated 2 hrs ago LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Franciscan Health Lafayette will be hosting the Explore Healthcare Career Camp (EHCC), June 15-18 for high school students at the Franciscan Health Lafayette Central hospital campus, according to information from the healthcare provider. The camp offers hands-on experience for students in grades 11-12 (ages 16-18). Participants will explore a variety of healthcare careers, connect with healthcare professionals, and learn about education and career pathways. The camp provides students an inside look at what it is really like to work in healthcare and planning for the future. The camp provides attendees with the chance to participate in career education and department observation opportunities. Students will also have the opportunity to network with Franciscan staff and administration and meet peers with similar interests. Camp attendees will be provided with scrubs and/or a T-shirt. The Explore Healthcare Career Camp is Monday, June 15 through Thursday, June 18 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. Apply online here. Applications are due by May 1. Franciscan Health Lafayette Central is located at 1501 Hartford Street, in Lafayette. Latest e-edition. e-Edition and app help. News in your inbox. Email Lists By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: Newsbug.info - Kankakee Valley Publishing, 827 S. Halleck St, DeMott, IN, 46310, US, http://www.newsbug.info. You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe(R) link, found at the bottom of every email. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact. What's trending. Facebook. Recent classifieds. * Mar 19, 2026
Anthem, OrthoIndy, and Franciscan Health launch new Orthopedic Network. New network delivers high-quality orthopedic care at up to 50% lower cost INDIANAPOLIS - Better outcomes at lower costs for Hoosiers is the goal of a new collaboration launched January 1, 2026, by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield with OrthoIndy and Franciscan Health/Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics. The network addresses one of the most pressing challenges in orthopedic care: wide variations in quality and cost for procedures like knee and hip replacements depending on where care is delivered. Through the network, available on all Anthem HealthSync plans, Anthem will guide members to high-quality, lower-cost surgeons and facilities. This approach ensures patients receive exceptional outcomes, outstanding care experiences, and up to 50% lower costs for orthopedic services. "Innovative partnerships like ours with OrthoIndy and Franciscan Health/Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics demonstrate how we work with high-performing healthcare providers to improve quality and lower costs for Indiana consumers," said Beth Keyser, Anthem Indiana president. "Healthcare affordability is the number one concern for Hoosiers and their employers. That's why we will continue investing in top-performing healthcare providers that deliver best-in-class care and lower overall cost." Patients who use the HealthSync Designated Orthopedic Network will benefit from several enhanced support services. OrthoIndy offers participating plan members "white glove" assistance, such as dedicated concierge scheduling from the first appointment to the post-surgical follow-up. Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics offers participating plan members direct access to a scheduling concierge who will oversee their scheduling of services and care. The HealthSync Designated Orthopedic Network remains open to other eligible orthopedic groups. All selected facilities must meet rigorous qualifications, including achieving Blue Distinction Center designation for superior patient outcomes and demonstrating favorable costs compared to peers. "Over the past two years OrthoIndy has been collaborating with Anthem on this initiative to prioritize patients, employers, and clinical quality in creating this network," said Matthew Lavery MD, president and CEO of OrthoIndy. "We are proud to partner with Anthem across OrthoIndy's four Central Indiana locations to make our award-winning orthopedic care available to patients at a consistent value. This enhances our ability to provide patients with trusted options when and where they need them." "Collaborating with Anthem on the HealthSync Designated Orthopedic Network allows us to focus on what matters most - our commitment to putting patients first while improving quality and affordability," said Jonathan Smerek MD, president of Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics. "We're proud to partner with Anthem to put patients, employers, and clinical quality first. By combining high-quality orthopedic expertise with a value-based approach, we're helping ensure patients have access to the right care, at the right place, at the right cost."