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BioMed Engineering Technician Resume
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| Desired Industry: Biotech |
SpiderID: 19194 |
| Desired Job Location: Boston, Massachusetts |
Date Posted: 2/21/2008 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience |
Willing to Travel: Yes, More Than 75% |
| Highest Degree Attained: |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
Bio Med Technician position utilizing developmental and creative skills to eliminate defects and improve quality standards and methods.
Experience:
NaphCare Medical Jan. 07 - present
Bio Medical Engineering Technician
•Perform routine preventive maintenance duties and safety analyses on dialysis medical equipment, using schematics and service manuals, so as to ensure safety of the patients as well as the staff operating the equipment.
•Conduct the ordering of all medical supplies on a weekly basis. Perform a monthly inventory analysis to accurately determine cost per patient.
2004 - 2007
Fresenius Medical Care of North America
Field Service Technician
•Capable of conducting the necessary procedures in the overall operation, condition, maintenance, and repair of all water treatment equipment, medical equipment, and mechanical/electrical systems, using schematics and service manuals, so as to ensure safety of the patients as well as the staff operating the equipment.
•Have knowledge and proficiency in the initiation and shut down of all equipment in the facility.
•Establish and maintain a preventive maintenance program including support documentation for all water treatment equipment, medical equipment, and related mechanical and electrical systems.
•Successfully completed Equipment Training Course (Level I), Technical Services Advancement Training (Tech II), Equipment Troubleshooting Course, Equipment Upgrade Course and Lauer RO System Course, thoroughly understanding hydraulic systems, troubleshooting, all calibrations and maintenance procedures.
•Required to travel (500+mi. / week) to several clinics/hospitals in the greater Boston, MA and Providence, RI areas.
1978 - 2003
Texas Instruments Incorporated, Attleboro, Massachusetts
Process Engineering Technician 1997-2003
•Define operating parameters, monitor product quality, respond to external customer concerns with corrective action, troubleshoot process issues and implement corrective action, continuous process improvement, write SOPs, chemical process control, control precious metal plate thickness (Pd, Au, and Ag), plate new product / new process samples and employee training.
•Developed a lift mechanism to reduce back strains and increase product yield and that resulted in reducing back strains 20% with increasing run time 33%.
•Trained over 100 employees in all aspects of Safety, Quality and Manufacturing processes.
•Continually update and upgrade the established Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) catalogues and documents, using a variety of computer skills, such as Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, FrontPage, PhotoDraw and Basic.
•Hire contractual help by contacting several agencies, conducting interviews, orientation training and assisting in acquiring the individual’s personal protection equipment.
•Facilitate the process, general and safety training programs in the Plating department.
•Key member of several project teams including computer systems, crew development, people and asset development.
•Standardized Fischer and Veeco (ThermoNoran) xray equipment on a regular basis and attended to problem solving issues.
•Technical responder in the operation of Cuno Reverse Osmosis Aqua Media System for the department by conducting daily routine analysis, regular maintenance and special projects.
•Communicate effectively, both orally and written, to management, engineers, supervisor, technicians and manufacturing personnel.
•An integral part of the team that produces decisive quality driven goals that benefit the Plating department.
Lab Technician 1984 - 1997
•Perform routine wet chemical and instrumental analysis in support of semiconductor operation.
•Troubleshoot quality product problems using a variety of techniques, atomic absorption/emission UV/Vis spectrophotometers.
•Operate and calibrate sophisticated process control instrumentation.
MFG Chemical Processor 1978 - 1984
•Hired by TI in 1978, started working as an operator. Used overtime hours to train on the modern technology of the production equipment. Gained enough experience to satisfactorily operate, inspect and troubleshoot the process.
Ann & Hope Factory Outlet, Cumberland, Rhode Island 1975 – 1978
•Worked as a warehouse clerk part-time during high school and changed to full-time after senior graduation.
Education:
Community College of Rhode Island 2004-2004
Renal Dialysis Technology (GPA – 4.00)
•Attended school between jobs, to obtain a certificate in the two-semester program that prepared me to work as renal dialysis technician, in outpatient settings. I received theoretical as well as practical preparation in the duties and responsibilities of a renal dialysis technician.
•Achieved a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certificate for successfully completing the course.
Community College of Rhode Island 1990 – 1993
Electronic Engineering Technology (GPA - 3.89)
•Attended school part-time and accumulated 32 out of 70 credits towards EET degree.
•Inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa society.
•Accepted at Northeastern University School of Engineering, Boston, Massachusetts.
•Degree equivalent experience and managed a team including degreed engineering personnel.
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