
Military Service - U.S. Air National Guard, Biomedical Equipment
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Salary
Range $49,838.78 - $1.00
Work Schedule
Day Shifts
Benefits
Up to 30 days of vacation with pay each year
Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family
Food and housing allowance
A generous retirement program from day one of your service
World class job technical training
Financial benefits to help you pay for college or higher education
Job Description
The Air National Guard is a distinguished military branch that offers unique and fulfilling career opportunities blending military service with civilian life. It enables members to serve their country while maintaining flexibility to hold full-time or part-time civilian employment. This dual commitment means you can pursue a rewarding military career within your local community while nurturing a parallel career outside the service. With a strong emphasis on professional development, the Air National Guard provides training by top technical experts in various specialized fields, offering unparalleled leadership development and skill-building experiences that set members up for success both within and beyond military service. The Air National Guard’s dedication to excellence fosters a culture of discipline, teamwork, and innovation, ensuring members are prepared to meet the evolving demands of national defense and community support.
The Biomedical Equipment Specialist role in the Air National Guard holds critical importance in the healthcare and medical support infrastructure. With cutting-edge medical technology essential to patient care and hospital operations, this position focuses on installing, repairing, and maintaining a variety of biomedical equipment and systems. These specialists are responsible for inspecting devices to verify compliance with technical standards, performing preventive maintenance, and implementing safety inspections to ensure optimal equipment functionality. Their expertise ensures that medical devices—ranging from simple monitoring tools to complex imaging systems—are reliable and safe to use, thereby directly impacting patient health outcomes and operational efficiency within hospitals and field clinics.
As a Biomedical Equipment Specialist, you will engage in a broad spectrum of technical tasks such as developing maintenance procedures to enhance support activities and managing facility programs related to biomedical equipment. The position requires a blend of mechanical and electronic knowledge, precision, and a proactive approach to troubleshooting and problem-solving. This role is vital to ensuring that all biomedical devices perform within a range of prescribed technical parameters, safeguarding the quality of healthcare delivery. Operating within the Air National Guard, this position also offers you the unique opportunity to serve your nation while developing competitive technical skills applicable to a wide range of civilian industry roles.
This is a full-time position with a starting annual salary from $49,838.78, offering a stable and rewarding career track. The specialist’s work is performed on the road, supporting various facilities and field locations, which demands adaptability and readiness to travel. Working with state-of-the-art medical equipment, you will contribute directly to the wellbeing of service members and the broader community by ensuring continuous and effective medical support services. The role combines technical challenges, operational responsibilities, and the intrinsic satisfaction of contributing to healthcare excellence through superior equipment management.
The Biomedical Equipment Specialist role in the Air National Guard holds critical importance in the healthcare and medical support infrastructure. With cutting-edge medical technology essential to patient care and hospital operations, this position focuses on installing, repairing, and maintaining a variety of biomedical equipment and systems. These specialists are responsible for inspecting devices to verify compliance with technical standards, performing preventive maintenance, and implementing safety inspections to ensure optimal equipment functionality. Their expertise ensures that medical devices—ranging from simple monitoring tools to complex imaging systems—are reliable and safe to use, thereby directly impacting patient health outcomes and operational efficiency within hospitals and field clinics.
As a Biomedical Equipment Specialist, you will engage in a broad spectrum of technical tasks such as developing maintenance procedures to enhance support activities and managing facility programs related to biomedical equipment. The position requires a blend of mechanical and electronic knowledge, precision, and a proactive approach to troubleshooting and problem-solving. This role is vital to ensuring that all biomedical devices perform within a range of prescribed technical parameters, safeguarding the quality of healthcare delivery. Operating within the Air National Guard, this position also offers you the unique opportunity to serve your nation while developing competitive technical skills applicable to a wide range of civilian industry roles.
This is a full-time position with a starting annual salary from $49,838.78, offering a stable and rewarding career track. The specialist’s work is performed on the road, supporting various facilities and field locations, which demands adaptability and readiness to travel. Working with state-of-the-art medical equipment, you will contribute directly to the wellbeing of service members and the broader community by ensuring continuous and effective medical support services. The role combines technical challenges, operational responsibilities, and the intrinsic satisfaction of contributing to healthcare excellence through superior equipment management.
Job Requirements
- High school senior age 17 or older, high school diploma, a GED or 15 college semester hours
- ASVAB score requirements: 60 mechanical and 70 electronics
- Normal color vision
- Minimum of 18 years old prior to entry into technical training
- Completion of 7.5 weeks of Basic Military Training
- Must be at least 17, but has not reached age 42 on the date of enlistment
Job Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED
- Completion of 7.5 weeks of Basic Military Training
- ASVAB score of 60 mechanical and 70 electronics
- Normal color vision
- Must be between 17 and 42 years old at enlistment
- Military service contract as a commissioned officer in the Air National Guard
Job Duties
- Install, repair and modify biomedical equipment and support systems
- Inspect biomedical equipment systems to ensure they comply with technical standards and specifications
- Develop new procedures to be implemented for maintenance activities
- Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections
- Manage facility management programs
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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