Clinical Engineer I, Neuro Expansion

About the Role

Join Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute, a world-renowned healthcare organization, as a Clinical Engineer I during a period of significant expansion. You will contribute to a new, state-of-the-art facility dedicated to advancing care for complex neurological conditions.

Key Responsibilities

• Organize and maintain technical operations.
• Evaluate and purchase outside services, essential supplies, and repair parts for biomedical equipment.
• Provide engineering support, preventative maintenance, and evaluation of equipment, computer software, and instrumentation.
• Maintain documentation of equipment, inventory, maintenance agreements, service logs, and project work in the CMMS platform.
• Perform incoming inspections of new equipment and complete documentation for CMMS databases.
• Create, modify, or customize systems, components, and mountings to support clinical operations.
• Provide on-the-job cross-training to fellow technicians.
• Lead projects and initiatives within an assigned workgroup.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or IT (Information Technology) technical field; OR 4 years of medical equipment, specialized, or military experience.
• Technical expertise on assigned equipment.
• Ability to function independently in both a technical and administrative capacity.
• Knowledge of complex electronic, pneumatic, or mechanical systems related to assigned complex medical systems.
• In-depth knowledge of engineering theory and principles related to assigned complex medical systems.
• Work schedule: Days, 6:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
• Rotating weekends and holidays.
• Possible on-call after 90 days.

Qualifications

• Clinical engineering experience (preferred).

Physical Requirements

• Ability to move 75 pounds.
• Ability to climb 8-foot ladders and work on overhead equipment.
• Ability to work in prone positions and in confined, darkened areas.
• Manual dexterity to use tools and work on small mechanical parts.
• Visual acuity sufficient to distinguish colors for wire coding and read finely printed blueprints and schematics.

Personal Protective Equipment

• Follows standard precautions using personal protective equipment as required.