BioMedical Technician

Position Overview:

Core Dialysis is seeking a dedicated Certified Biomedical Technician to provide expert maintenance and repair services for dialysis equipment in the Dallas area. This role involves working across diverse healthcare settings, including acute care hospitals, long-term care hospitals, and rehabilitation hospitals. As a vital team member, with your expertise, the Biomedical Technician will ensure all equipment needs are met while adhering to stringent processes and protocols. 

This role offers flexibility, accommodating full-time, part-time or  PRN positions based on the company's requirements. 

This role typically operates with scheduled shifts from Monday through Friday, supplemented by occasional weekend assignments as needed for specific positions.

This role typically operates with a call-out schedule to manage any unforeseen emergencies as needed for specific positions.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities:

In addition to performing repair and maintenance activities on water treatment and dialysis equipment, under the direction of the Bio-Medical Manager, the Biomedical Technician will:

Maintain compliance by adhering to equipment manufacturer recommendations, company policies and procedures, and industry standards, as well as local, state, and federal regulatory mandates.

Documents all repair and maintenance activity/repairs per applicable policies and/or procedures.

 Document all repair and maintenance activities accurately and comprehensively. 

Ensure that all equipment labels are current, clearly visible, and feature legible handwriting at all times. Additionally, coordinate label information with the corresponding documentation on company forms for consistency and accuracy. 

Maintain up-to-date preventative maintenance records and electronic documentation.

Execute and oversee the disinfection of water treatment equipment in accordance with relevant policies and procedures.

Collect, process, and test water/dialysate samples in accordance with established procedures and AAMI standards.

Facilitate the transportation of equipment and supplies as required.

Actively participate in Biomedical monthly QAPI meetings to drive continuous improvement. 

Foster strong relationships with external vendors and internal colleagues through effective communication and proactive problem-solving.

Promote financial stewardship by responsibly managing company resources and diligently caring for all equipment. Additionally, prioritize the safeguarding of company information to maintain confidentiality and uphold integrity.

Additional responsibilities may be delegated to you in alignment with the requirements outlined in your job description. 

Minimum requirements: 

● Certification in Fresenius Level 1 2008 Series. 

● A minimum of 1 year of experience working as a Biomedical Technician. 

● Proficiency in English; bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply.

Proficient in reading and writing and basic mathematical skills. 

Use of Core Dialysis technology for receiving work assignments, communicating work progress, and completing assignments. 

● Follows Core Dialysis physical and electronic checklists to always maintain survey readiness. 

● Flexibility and availability to work at least 15-20 hours per week, including covering call-outs as needed for specific positions. 

● Ability to follow verbal and written instructions efficiently. Ability to complete physical tasks including, but not limited to lifting and carrying supplies, lifting, handling equipment, and responding to any emergency that may arise.

● Compliance with COVID-19 protocols, including vaccination or exemption requirements. Core Dialysis follows CDC guidelines and state regulations. Proof of vaccination or qualified exemption is required. 

Why Join Us:

Competitive salary and benefits package.

Opportunities for professional development and continuing education.

Supportive and collaborative team environment.

We utilize state-of-the-art technology to simplify documentation, ensuring it is easy to do correctly and difficult to do incorrectly.

Commitment to patient-centered care and clinical experience.