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Weekend Bmet Jobs in Nevada (NOW HIRING)

Weekend Bmet information

What is the difference between Weekend Bmet vs Weekend Mlt?

AspectWeekend BmetWeekend Mlt
CertificationsBMET certification, associate degree in biomedical technologyMLT certification, associate degree in medical laboratory technology
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, biomedical equipment maintenanceLaboratories, hospitals, diagnostic labs
Employer & IndustryHealthcare facilities, biomedical service companiesMedical labs, hospitals, diagnostic centers

Weekend Bmet and Weekend Mlt roles both operate in healthcare settings, but Bmet focuses on biomedical equipment maintenance, while Mlt specializes in laboratory testing. Both require relevant certifications and work in hospital or lab environments, with overlapping industry usage. The main difference lies in their technical focus and certification requirements.

What are the most commonly searched types of Bmet jobs in Nevada? The most popular types of Bmet jobs in Nevada are:

Full-time

Re-posted 20 days ago


Job description

BMET 1 is an entry level position for up to 2 years of practical experience, and is usually assigned responsibility for the general patient care equipment (GENMED) within the facility.


The BMET 1 is responsible for all scheduled maintenance and repair services assigned to them. Because of the close daily relationship and interaction with facility staff, BMET 1’s must have excellent organizational and customer service skills. Close supervision is provided to ensure service quality is maintained and that continued development of the BMET 1’s knowledge and skills are progressing.


Specific Responsibilities:

  • Must exhibit self motivation and personal relation skills.
  • While working with the managers, the BMET 1 is responsible for communicating work status along with any problems, scheduling issues and/or incomplete service activities that require management attention.
  • Communicates with support staff pro-actively to assure customer satisfaction.
  • Must work independently to accomplish all assigned PMs while balancing repair calls as required as well as completion of all related paperwork.
  • Performs all assigned non-invasive repairs. Performs as many as possible of any required invasive repairs on-site. Arranges for completion of the invasive repairs.
  • Works from drawings, technical manuals, and other specifications to troubleshoot and repair equipment.
  • Requests all necessary and cost effective parts for repairs using the request form. Demonstrates good judgement on which repairs are attempted on-site.
  • Must exhibit good customer relations skills. A close daily relationship with the customer results in a high level of customer satisfaction and perception of value per dollar cost. Company image is perceived primarily through contact with the customer and on-site personnel.
  • Must work closely with managers to keep them informed of account status. This must include CM status and PM status, special interests, and customer concern/problems.
  • Learns new maintenance skills quickly, usually with demonstration.
  • Operates and maintains test equipment to high standards.