FAQs
What is the primary role of an Imaging Repair Specialist?
The primary role of an Imaging Repair Specialist is to provide technical support through the installation, calibration, preventive maintenance, performance assurance, and repair of imaging, high energy, and biomedical equipment.
What educational background is required for this position?
An Associate's degree in an Electronics Technology related field or equivalent experience is required.
How much experience is needed for the Imaging Repair Specialist role?
A minimum of two (2) years of experience in the maintenance and repair of diagnostic imaging equipment and high energy equipment is required.
Do I need to have my own vehicle for this job?
Yes, this position requires the use of the employee's personal automobile, and employees must have a valid driver's license and appropriate auto insurance as required by law.
What technical skills are needed for the Imaging Repair Specialist?
Candidates should possess the ability to analyze, test, repair, calibrate, install, and maintain electronic and electromechanical patient care devices and systems, as well as troubleshooting skills to the component level.
Is knowledge of medical terminology necessary for this position?
Yes, a working knowledge of medical terminology, basic anatomy, and physiology as applied to imaging and therapy equipment is necessary.
Are there any specific physical demands for this role?
Yes, the job involves various physical demands including lifting, climbing, and manual dexterity tasks, with specific weight requirements for lifting and carrying.
What kind of software skills are required?
Candidates should have skills in operating computers, troubleshooting hardware/software problems, and be proficient in email, database, spreadsheet, and word processing software for accurate documentation and record keeping.
Are there any specific safety principles I need to be aware of?
Yes, knowledge of Radiation Safety principles and practices is important, as well as understanding diagnostic imaging, PACS, and related computer network applications.
Is there flexibility in work hours for an Imaging Repair Specialist?
Work hours may vary, but the job is categorized as "occasionally," suggesting some degree of flexibility may be present depending on the needs of the department.