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Director Biomedical Engineer Jobs in Colorado (NOW HIRING)

Biomedical Technician I

Denver, CO · On-site

$25.80 - $37.41/hr

... and direct supervision of senior technicians. Follows instructions, policies, and core values of ... programming - Preferred. Shift Days (United States of America) Work Type Regular Salary $25.80 ...

As a Director, you will set the strategic direction and lead business development efforts, making ... Aerospace Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering ...

Director Clinical Engineering

Aurora, CO · On-site

$144K - $231K/yr

... Engineering, Metro Denver Region Position Summary The Director of Clinical Engineering is ... Leadership & Staff Development • Lead and mentor a team of biomedical equipment technicians ...

Influence without direct authority across engineering, quality, supply chain, and external partners ... Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Biomedical, Industrial, Electrical), Operations ...

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The Director of Operations is responsible for leading and coordinating cross-functional programs ... Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Biomedical, Industrial, Electrical), Operations ...

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Influence without direct authority across engineering, quality, supply chain, and external partners ... Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Biomedical, Industrial, Electrical), Operations ...

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How much do director biomedical engineer jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 19, 2026, the average hourly pay for director biomedical engineer in Colorado is $40.70, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $27.61 and $49.56 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are Director Biomedical Engineers?

Director Biomedical Engineers are senior professionals who lead the biomedical engineering department within healthcare organizations, research institutions, or medical device companies. They oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance of biomedical equipment and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations. In addition to managing teams and projects, they often collaborate with other departments, set strategic goals, and drive innovation in medical technology. Their role is crucial for maintaining high-quality patient care and advancing medical research and device development.

What is the difference between Director Biomedical Engineer vs Biomedical Engineer?

AspectDirector Biomedical EngineerBiomedical Engineer
CredentialsBachelor's/Master's/PhD in biomedical engineering or related field; often requires leadership experienceBachelor's or Master's in biomedical engineering or related field
Work EnvironmentLeadership roles in hospitals, medical device companies, or research institutionsDesign, develop, and test medical devices in labs or manufacturing settings
ResponsibilitiesOversees projects, manages teams, strategic planningPerforms technical design, testing, and analysis

The main difference is that a Director Biomedical Engineer holds leadership and strategic responsibilities, overseeing teams and projects, while a Biomedical Engineer focuses on technical design and development tasks. Both roles require relevant education, but the director position emphasizes management experience and strategic planning.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director Biomedical Engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director Biomedical Engineer, you need advanced knowledge in biomedical engineering principles, leadership experience, and typically a master's or doctoral degree in biomedical engineering or a related field. Familiarity with regulatory standards (such as FDA or ISO), project management software, and medical device design tools is essential. Strong soft skills include strategic thinking, effective communication, and the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams. These skills are critical for overseeing complex projects, ensuring regulatory compliance, and driving innovation in biomedical technology.

What are some typical challenges faced by a Director of Biomedical Engineering when managing cross-functional projects?

As a Director of Biomedical Engineering, one common challenge is aligning the goals and timelines of diverse teams such as clinical staff, engineers, and regulatory specialists. Effective communication and project management skills are crucial to ensure that everyone stays on track while adhering to safety and compliance standards. Additionally, balancing innovation with regulatory requirements and budget constraints often requires creative problem-solving and strong leadership. Successful directors foster collaboration and maintain open channels for feedback to navigate these complexities efficiently.
What are the most commonly searched types of Biomedical Engineer jobs in Colorado? The most popular types of Biomedical Engineer jobs in Colorado are:
Director IT Service Delivery

Director IT Service Delivery

Boulder Community Health

Boulder, CO • On-site

$59.79 - $111.03/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 10 days ago


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Company rating: 7.3 out of 10

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Job description

Director IT Service Delivery 
Boulder Community Health, Boulder, CO 80303
$59.79 - $111.03 an hour - Full Time. Salaried/Exempt

Boulder Community Health is seeking an experienced and service-oriented IT Service Delivery Manager to lead and oversee IT Service Delivery operations in support of Boulder Community Health’s strategic objectives and the organization’s day-to-day business and clinical needs.

This leadership role is responsible for ensuring the delivery of reliable, secure, responsive, and customer-focused technology services across the enterprise. The position provides operational oversight and strategic direction for the Service Desk, Desktop Support, Biomedical Engineering, and Identity and Access Management (user account provisioning) functions. The IT Service Delivery Manager is accountable for service excellence, operational performance, issue escalation management, process standardization, endpoint and device support, biomedical engineering coordination, identity and access provisioning, and continuous improvement initiatives that enhance the end-user technology experience.

Working collaboratively with the Chief Information Officer, IT leadership team, business and clinical stakeholders, and external vendors, this role helps ensure technology support services effectively meet the needs of Boulder Community Health, its hospital operations, and BCH-owned clinics. The IT Service Delivery Manager leads and develops supervisors and staff within assigned functional areas, drives accountability for service delivery outcomes, monitors operational activities to ensure timely resolution of issues, and fosters a culture of continuous improvement, customer service excellence, operational efficiency, cybersecurity awareness, and patient safety.

This exempt leadership position includes management responsibilities and participation in an on-call rotation to support critical operational and clinical technology services

Benefits:
•Health insurance, including a FREE employee only option
•Dental and Vision insurance
•BCH paid Life Insurance; Spouse and Dependent Life Insurance plans
•Short-term and Long-term disability coverage
•Health and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
•Retirement plan with BCH matching contributions, and discretionary lump sum contribution
•Paid Time Off
•Education assistance program
•Voluntary Wellness programs, to include biometrics, wellness team challenges, and much more
•Staff Support Initiatives such as Sound Baths, Meditation, Massages, and Reiki
•Free one-on-one retirement planning sessions 
•Employee Assistance Program offering 8 free, confidential counseling sessions for you and your family

Qualifications 
•Bachelor of Science degree required. Preferred area of study in business, healthcare, information technology, engineering, or related field.
•Master’s degree in business, healthcare, information technology, engineering, or related field preferred.
•Formal leadership training preferred.
•Information technology service management and/or technical support leadership certification preferred.
•Valid Colorado driver’s license required.
•Seven (7) years in a management level position in a healthcare setting.
•Five (5) years of experience leading IT service operations, end-user support, service desk, desktop support, or other technical support functions in a healthcare environment is preferred.
•Experience with user account provisioning, access management workflows, and operational support process improvement is preferred.
•Experience working with or directly managing biomedical equipment and medical engineering staff is preferred.

Responsibilities
Leadership & Staff Management
•Partner with the Chief Information Officer (CIO), IT leadership, and operational leaders to provide strategic and operational leadership for the IT organization and hospital.
•Lead all aspects of staff management, including hiring, onboarding, coaching, mentoring, performance management, recognition, professional development, and corrective actions.
•Complete performance and competency evaluations in a timely manner.
•Ensure effective staffing, resource allocation, workload management, and operational prioritization.
•Direct teams responsible for Service Desk, Desktop Support, Biomedical Engineering, user account provisioning, and related support services, while driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Healthcare IT Leadership
•Maintain professional growth through ongoing education, industry literature, and participation in professional organizations.
•Stay informed on emerging healthcare technologies, industry trends, and regulatory requirements impacting healthcare operations and patient care.

Department Operations & Oversight
•Manage departmental financial performance and develop annual operating and capital budgets; support IT budget forecasting across the organization.
•Assist staff in identifying, resolving, and escalating critical issues.
•Oversee Service Desk, Desktop Support, Biomedical Engineering, and user account lifecycle management to ensure effective service delivery and customer communication.
•Establish, monitor, and report service metrics, dashboards, workload trends, and performance outcomes.
•Ensure standardized workflows, knowledge resources, and operational processes are maintained and continuously improved.
•Oversee endpoint technology lifecycle management, service coordination, replacement planning, and issue resolution.
•Ensure account provisioning and deprovisioning processes are timely, accurate, secure, and compliant with BCH policies.

Process Improvement & Governance
•Develop and maintain policies, procedures, standards, and documentation supporting IT service delivery and operational workflows.
•Apply service management and continuous improvement methodologies to drive operational excellence and ensure consistent adherence to standards.
•Utilize process improvement frameworks to enhance patient safety, workflow efficiency, customer service, and user access management.
•Lead the identification, prioritization, execution, and reporting of operational improvement initiatives and service-related changes.

Customer Service & Collaboration
•Monitor service performance, customer feedback, and operational trends, implementing improvements as needed.
•Facilitate regular operational reviews with staff and stakeholders to address priorities, issues, and opportunities.
•Collaborate with physicians, nurses, hospital leaders, and staff to understand technology, device, access, and support needs and communicate requirements to IT leadership.
•Partner with vendors and technical teams to maintain and improve support services, device standards, biomedical support, and operational documentation.

Strategic Planning & Vendor Management
•Collaborate with customer departments, executive leadership, and the CIO to develop operating plans, budgets, resource strategies, and support priorities aligned with organizational standards.
•Ensure operational initiatives and service improvements are delivered on time, within budget, and within approved resource allocations.
•Support IT governance and strategic planning efforts by aligning service delivery improvements with the IT Strategic Plan and organizational priorities.
•Develop and manage vendor relationships, ensuring accountability, service quality, and alignment with organizational expectations.

About Boulder Community Health 
Boulder Community Health (BCH) is a not-for-profit healthcare organization based in Boulder, Colorado, serving the Boulder County community. Our flagship facility, Boulder Community Hospital, along with several other locations, provides comprehensive care, including acute care, emergency services, psychiatric care, and outpatient services. BCH offers a wide range of specialties, including cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, maternity, and mental health care, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered, high-quality care.
We are dedicated to improving community health through advanced medical technology, evidence-based practices, wellness programs, and community outreach initiatives. BCH maintains strong partnerships with local physicians and supports public health efforts to promote healthy lifestyles and address health disparities.
As a Certified Level II Trauma Center, Boulder Community Hospital provides expert emergency care for serious and complex injuries while delivering comprehensive services across the full continuum of care.

EOE/Affirmative Action/Drug-free workplace. 
BCH will never conduct interviews or ask for employment documents via text.
This position is an internal opening and will close in 7 days. Applications will be accepted until the closing date.


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