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About the Role
Join NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde as a Clinical Engineer Associate Practitioner and support patient care at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. Your expertise will directly influence equipment accuracy and safety.
This full-time role requires a commitment to a 36-hour work week, encompassing various clinical environments such as A&E and outpatient clinics. You'll have the opportunity to troubleshoot equipment failures, commission new devices, and perform essential maintenance with comprehensive training on non-complex equipment.
Key Responsibilities:
• Address equipment failures in clinical settings
• Commission and ensure readiness of medical devices
• Conduct maintenance on low-risk electronic systems
• Calibrate equipment for operational assurance
• Ensure accurate and functional diagnostic tools
Requirements:
• Engineering knowledge up to SCQF Level 8
• Familiarity with electrical and general engineering principles
• Proven experience in servicing...
This full-time role requires a commitment to a 36-hour work week, encompassing various clinical environments such as A&E and outpatient clinics. You'll have the opportunity to troubleshoot equipment failures, commission new devices, and perform essential maintenance with comprehensive training on non-complex equipment.
Key Responsibilities:
• Address equipment failures in clinical settings
• Commission and ensure readiness of medical devices
• Conduct maintenance on low-risk electronic systems
• Calibrate equipment for operational assurance
• Ensure accurate and functional diagnostic tools
Requirements:
• Engineering knowledge up to SCQF Level 8
• Familiarity with electrical and general engineering principles
• Proven experience in servicing...
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