Job Description:
In Dunedin’s hospital and laboratory settings, the Biomedical Equipment Specialist ensures the optimal performance and reliability of advanced medical devices used for patient care and diagnostics. This role includes configuring, installing, troubleshooting, upgrading, and maintaining a wide array of biomedical equipment, from imaging systems and life-support machines to surgical tools and diagnostic monitors.
As a subject matter expert, you will work closely with physicians, radiologists, lab technicians, and clinical engineers to ensure that all medical technology adheres to quality, compliance, and performance standards. You will oversee service contracts, support procurement evaluations, and manage asset lifecycles. Responsibilities also include evaluating new technology, training clinical users, managing equipment databases, and contributing to biomedical risk management protocols.
Dunedin, being a hub for medical research and education, may also require you to assist with technology integration in academic hospitals or university-linked research labs. The role demands high technical proficiency, regulatory knowledge, and strong analytical thinking to interpret fault diagnostics and recommend equipment upgrades.
Job Requirement:
Applicants must possess a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering, Electronics, or Medical Technology with 4–6 years of relevant experience. In-depth knowledge of hospital-grade medical systems, ISO/IEC safety standards, and diagnostic calibration tools is required. Candidates must demonstrate project management capability, technical writing proficiency, and the ability to lead technical investigations. Advanced certifications in imaging, life-support, or surgical equipment systems are a plus. A full driver’s license and strong teamwork skills are essential.
