Full-Time
Hospital Service Technician
Posted on 8/13/2025
Agiliti
1,001-5,000 employees
Medical equipment rental and management
Compensation Overview
$16.95/hr
Fenton, MO, USA
In Person
 Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1) |
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- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Customer service experience required and prior work experience in hospital setting preferred.
- Basic computer skills.
- Willing to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays, as well as emergency off-hours as required to support a 24/7 schedule.
- Able to lift and/or push up to 75 pounds and stand and walk for long periods of time.
- Be able to frequently bend, stoop, twist, climb, crouch/squat, kneel/crawl, sit, and stand for long periods of time.
- Delivers equipment to patient rooms or standby locations in patient-ready condition with appropriate software, accessories, and disposables.
- Confidently communicates with clinical staff on the topics of equipment features, functionality, etc.
- Provides a quality service, performs to quality standards, and meets both customer and company metrics.
- Picks up, cleans, and processes all equipment, preparing it for patient ready use following all company and hospital protocols.
- Prior work experience in hospital setting preferred.
Agiliti provides access to, management of, and maintenance for a wide range of medical equipment to healthcare organizations. It rents high-quality devices—such as critical care equipment, surgical lasers, specialty beds, and surfaces—and ensures they are delivered in patient-ready condition, with ongoing service and support. The product workflow centers on equipment rental paired with service contracts, plus a digital management platform (MyAgiliti) that lets hospitals track rental history, maintenance, and utilization. Compared with competitors, Agiliti emphasizes end-to-end asset management and nationwide hospital reach, offering a comprehensive rental and maintenance ecosystem, not just equipment supply. The company’s goal is to improve patient outcomes while reducing wasted equipment spending for its clients.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Founded
1939
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Capillaire cuts HAPI rates from 11% to 0% in cardiovascular patients per clinical studies.
- Adapt Line earns 100% clinician recommendation for ease-of-use in critically ill patients.
- Nationwide services serve over 10,000 providers optimizing equipment lifecycle costs.
What critics are saying
- THL Partners acquisition fails from financing shortfalls depressing NYSE:AGTI valuation.
- Tom Leonard's return stalls innovation after Capillaire and Adapt launches fail to lift shares.
- Stryker and Hillrom erode rentals with integrated sales dominating support surfaces market.
What makes Agiliti unique
- Capillaire provides low-profile alternating pressure overlay preventing perioperative injuries in surgeries over two hours.
- Adapt Line features proprietary immersion algorithms reducing pressure injuries for high-acuity patients.
- Essentia multi-acuity bed accelerates mobility with proprietary safety features easing caregiver burden.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Unlimited Paid Time Off
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
Employee Discounts
Tuition Reimbursement
Wellness Program
Employee Assistance Program
Company News
Agiliti introduces Capillaire(TM)- low-profile alternating Pressure Overlay clinically proven to prevent perioperative pressure injuries. One-of-a-kind technology enhances care for patients across surgical, perioperative and emergency care environments MINNEAPOLIS-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Agiliti, a leading manufacturer and provider of medical device solutions to the U.S. healthcare industry, today announced the launch of Capillaire(TM), a low-profile alternating air pressure support surface that delivers dynamic pressure redistribution, clinically proven to prevent and treat perioperative pressure injuries (PI) in surgeries lasting longer than two hours. The unique and dynamic overlay is compatible with most operating room (OR) tables and stretcher platforms across surgical, perioperative and emergency care environments. "Pressure injuries remain a significant challenge for healthcare providers, particularly during extended surgeries or prolonged emergency department stays," said Tim McCarty, General Manager of Beds and Therapeutic Surfaces at Agiliti. "Capillaire is the industry's only low-profile alternating air pressure support surface, designed to deliver continuous micro-offloading and enhanced skin perfusion for patients where repositioning is limited or not possible - helping to significantly reduce the risk of hospital-acquired pressure injuries." According to AORN guidelines, time in the OR beyond two hours is an intrinsic risk factor for perioperative pressure injury, and patients at high risk should be placed on an alternating air pressure support surface. In fact, 23% of hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPI) occur intraoperatively during surgeries lasting more than three hours.[1] And pressure injury risk increases about 33% for every 30 minutes beyond four hours in the OR.[2] Capillaire, which is making its debut at the AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo (booth 451), was designed to help care teams reduce these risks through improved perfusion and micro-offloading. Features include: * Geometric series of air-filled nodes that alternate inflation and deflation in five-minute cycles * Low profile (<1") multi-patient design to maintain procedural position * Compatibility with a wide range of OR and stretcher surface sizes, including pediatric, stretcher, and multiple OR table configurations * Compact, quiet controller with easy portability and a 15' latching power cord for flexible OR setups Studies have shown the clinical effectiveness of the Capillaire alternating pressure overlay which can help decrease OR-related HAPI rates from 11% to 0% in cardiovascular patients[3] and perioperative pressure injuries from 6% to 0% in neurosurgical patients.[4] To learn more about the extensive line of therapeutic support surfaces from Agiliti, including Capillaire, visit agilitihealth.com. About Agiliti Agiliti is a leading manufacturer and service provider of essential medical and surgical equipment to the U.S. healthcare industry. Agiliti serves more than 10,000 national, regional and local acute care and alternate site providers across the U.S. For more than eight decades, Agiliti has delivered medical device management and service solutions that help healthcare providers reduce costs, increase operating efficiencies and support optimal patient outcomes. To learn more visit agilitihealth.com. | [_________________________] [1] Primiano M, Friend M, McClure C, Nardi S, Fix L, Schafer M, Savochka K, McNett M. Pressure ulcer prevalence and risk factors during prolonged surgical procedures. AORN J. 2011 Dec;94(6):555-66. | | [2] Schoonhoven L, Defloor T, van der Tweel I et al (2002) Risk indicators for pressure ulcers during surgery. Appl Nurs Res 15(3): 163-73. | | [3] Pittman, Joyce; Horvath, Dawn; Beeson, Terrie; Bailey, Karrie; Mills, Annie; Kaiser, BTS-1000N-0326 (C) 2026 Agiliti Health, Inc. Laura; Hall, Deborah K.; Sweeney, Jennifer. Pressure Injury Prevention for Complex Cardiovascular Patients in the Operating Room and Intensive Care Unit: A Quality Improvement Project. Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 48(6):p 510- 515, November/December 2021. | | [4] Joseph, Jain; McLaughlin, Dylan; Darian, Vigen; Hayes, Lillian; Siddiqui, Aamir. Alternating Pressure Overlay for Prevention of Intraoperative Pressure Injury. Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 46(1):p 13-17, January/February 2019. DOI: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000497. |
Agiliti has launched Capillaire, a low-profile alternating air pressure overlay clinically proven to prevent perioperative pressure injuries in surgeries exceeding two hours. The device features air-filled nodes that alternate inflation and deflation in five-minute cycles, providing dynamic pressure redistribution whilst maintaining a profile of less than one inch. According to AORN guidelines, 23% of hospital-acquired pressure injuries occur during surgeries lasting over three hours, with risk increasing 33% for every 30 minutes beyond four hours. Studies showed Capillaire reduced operating room-related pressure injury rates from 11% to 0% in cardiovascular patients and from 6% to 0% in neurosurgical patients. The device is compatible with most operating room tables and stretcher platforms. Agiliti, a leading medical device solutions provider, debuted Capillaire at the AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo.
Kristen Thurman, PT, MPT, CWS, VP of Product Management and Clinical Affairs for AgilitiSupport surfaces play a critical role in healthcare, influencing patient health outcomes and hospital finances. Yet, these surfaces are often an underestimated source of risk within facilities. A Cambridge University Press study of beds and mattresses in four U.S. hospitals uncovered that support surface damage is more widespread than previously recognized. Some facilities reported damage rates exceeding 70%. This raises concerns about patient safety as hospitals continue using outdated, compromised surfaces.Neglecting support surfaces can lead to patient complications, including healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)
Proprietary technology designed to accommodate higher-acuity patients and deliver exceptional performanceMINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Agiliti, a nationwide manufacturer and provider of medical device solutions to the healthcare industry, today announced the launch of its Adapt Line™ of therapeutic hospital support surfaces, clinically engineered to enhance patient comfort and help reduce the risk of pressure injuries resulting from prolonged bed rest.“The introduction of the Adapt Line marks a significant milestone for Agiliti, establishing its position as a branded innovator of medical technology,” said Tom Leonard, CEO of Agiliti. “We are now one of the only manufacturers of therapeutic support surfaces backed by an extensible platform of medical device management, maintenance and clinical service solutions. For more than eight decades, Agiliti has been the nation’s leading provider of ready-access medical technology and service solutions. We are proud to bring more of our clinical capabilities to market with this important new product line.”The Adapt Line includes three models: Adapt Air Pro™, Adapt Air™, and Adapt Convertible™ - designed to meet the needs of patients across a wide range of acuity levels. Each model is built for optimal pressure injury prevention and treatment with proprietary immersion and alternating pressure algorithms1. In connection with a recent clinical study evaluating existing pressure injuries among 84 critically ill patients, 100% of clinicians surveyed (n=33) recommended Adapt Air Pro for its ease-of-use, management of pressure distribution and microclimate.Other key features of Adapt Line include:Adapt Pump™: A quiet and easy-to-use pump that works across all Adapt Line models, designed to maintain surface inflation during transport and provide up to eight levels of customizable support for better patient outcomes.A quiet and easy-to-use pump that works across all Adapt Line models, designed to maintain surface inflation during transport and provide up to eight levels of customizable support for better patient outcomes
Agiliti, a nationwide manufacturer and provider of medical device solutions to the healthcare industry, today announced the launch of its Adapt Line(TM) of therapeutic hospital support surfaces, clinically engineered to enhance patient comfort and help reduce the risk of pressure injuries resulting from prolonged bed rest.