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Mass General Brigham

Early-stage life science venture investor

Clinical Engineering II

Equipment MaintenanceUpdated on Nov 9
Full-timeBoston, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering is required.
  • Three to four years of Biomedical Engineer experience is preferred.
  • Clinical Engineering certification is desirable.
  • Prior supervisory or mentorship experience is desirable.
  • Work experience in a hospital or healthcare setting, industries using similar engineering principles, or industries with similar regulatory requirements and emerging technologies is preferred.
  • Demonstrates knowledge of behavioral-based recruiting methods, mentoring, evaluating staff, and leadership.
  • Has analytical and organizational skills and a desire to continue learning.
  • Can use current and future computer-based troubleshooting technologies.
  • Can work well under pressure and in a team environment.
  • Can work a flexible schedule, including irregular shifts when needed.
  • Has creative design and development skills.
  • Has familiarity with word processing, spreadsheet, and basic database applications.
  • Must have some exposure to Food and Drug Administration regulations.
  • Has accuracy, consistency, and attention to detail.
  • Has a strong understanding and ability to implement engineering principles.
  • Understands anatomy and physiology.
  • Can analyze complex problems and procedures.
  • Can adapt and apply conceptual ideas into practice.
  • Can articulate ideas and concepts clearly in written, verbal, and visual forms.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinates day-to-day team operations, including routine work scheduling, work prioritization, project implementation, and assessment of work quality and quantity while understanding team workflows and staff and customer needs and meeting regulatory requirements.
  • Uses data to schedule workload and maintenance activities, improve operations and service quality, and identify system problems and trends; collaborates with other supervisors to manage department workload and improve operations and consistency across teams.
  • Mentors team members for career growth and retention using a documented plan and provides regular feedback on performance, growth, and development, including completing performance evaluations and corrective actions when necessary.
  • Develops a learning culture, encourages staff to attend and learn from internal department and manufacturer training, and tracks training implementation.
  • May develop and deliver training to improve staff competency in clinical application, use, and operation of medical devices and network systems.
  • Leads projects through their lifecycle with some guidance, working with internal and external multidisciplinary stakeholders to identify clinical needs and workflows, coordinate purchases and installations, ensure consistent device configurations, organize in-service training, plan handoffs to day-to-day operations, and document projects using department guidelines.
  • Evaluates medical-device safety and efficacy using manufacturer documentation and investigates cost-effectiveness of alternative technologies for hospital clinical workflows.
  • Suggests and helps implement technology-management strategies in assigned clinical areas and leads quality-improvement activities where applicable.
  • Provides technical and customer support and troubleshooting.
  • Investigates clinical incidents involving medical devices under supervision and guidance, prepares and files reports, disseminates information about possible unintended outcomes, and implements corrective actions.
  • Maintains knowledge of codes and regulations related to clinical devices and support facilities and advises department and hospital personnel.
  • Maintains proficiency in Clinical Engineering principles and expertise to serve as a resource to the department, area, or hospital.
  • Serves and participates on internal or external hospital committees and working groups.
  • Provides on-call response to administrative, management, or technical problems.

Desired Qualifications

  • Clinical Engineering certification.
  • Prior supervisory or mentorship experience.
  • Work experience in a hospital or healthcare setting, industries using similar engineering principles, or industries with similar regulatory requirements and emerging technologies.

About the Company

Mass General Brigham

Early-stage life science venture investor

Mass General Brigham Ventures funds early-stage life science ideas arising from Mass General Brigham’s research network. It provides first access to deal flow and proprietary rights, backing the formation and growth of new companies and technologies. It uses capital and support to help translate bold innovations into drugs and medical technologies that improve patient outcomes worldwide.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$1.9B
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2008

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