Biomedical Imaging Engineer

Top-of-the-line Biomedical Equipment:

Biomedical Imaging Specialist Make It Possible

As the #1-ranked hospital in New York (U.S.News & World Report), NewYork-Presbyterian is regularly among the earliest adopters of groundbreaking medical technology – and often, one of few options available to patients facing rare conditions. From heart-lung machines to radiology systems, superior biomedical equipment is vital to Putting Patients First. Join us and feel the pride of changing lives: 

Biomedical Imaging Engineer / Specialist - Day Shift- Tues-Saturday or Sunday-Thursday

Perform preventive maintenance, and repairs on multiple advanced specialty equipment such as Cardiology, Cath Lab, Interventional Cardiology and Neurology, CT and MRI. Logically troubleshoot and document imaging systems, using the most effective process and minimal resources. Performs 100% of repairs and 100% calibrations on equipment, while coordinating with OEM, responsible for maintaining assigned equipment at 96% plus clinical availability. Maintains and repairs equipment according to manufacturer’s specifications; maintains equipment modifications as per manufacturer. Uses manufacturer provided diagnostic or operational software to isolate and repair problems of component level whenever possible. Analyzes record of performance reports to determine source of problem and recommends repair, replacement, or other corrective action; determines trends affecting future service and maintenance processes, and recommends modifications to ensure product life and durability.

This role is 100% onsite at NYP/Weill Cornell Medical Center, day shift Tues-Saturday or Sunday-Thursday. There is on call and off hours support required.

Preferred Criteria 

• Bachelor's Degree in Electronics Engineering/Biomedical Engineering 

• At least 6 years’ experience diagnosing and repairing specialty equipment in Cardiology CT, MRI and Neurology of the following manufacturers' General Electric (GE), Philips, Siemens or Toshiba. 

Required Criteria  

• Associate's Degree in Electronics Engineering/Biomedical Engineering

• At least 2 years of experience working on the repair of medical electronic and mechanical equipment

• Strong technical background in one or more of the Medical Imaging disciplines, especially radiographic equipment

• Excellent communication skills and demonstrated ability to get along well with equipment users