Biomedical Engineer

Role & responsibilities

• Install, maintain, calibrate, and repair ophthalmic diagnostic and surgical instruments (slit lamps, phaco machines, OCT, fundus cameras, lasers, microscopes, etc.).
  
• Conduct routine preventive maintenance and performance checks on all ophthalmic instruments.
  
• Ensure compliance with manufacturer guidelines, hospital policies, and safety standards.
  
• Maintain detailed records of equipment service, calibration, and breakdown reports.
  
• Coordinate with vendors and OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) for repairs, servicing, and spare part replacements.
  
• Train clinical and paramedical staff in the safe usage of ophthalmic instruments.
  
• Support procurement by evaluating technical specifications and suggesting suitable equipment.
  
• Ensure equipment uptime to avoid disruption of patient services in OPD, OT, and diagnostic departments.
  
• Maintain inventory of critical spare parts, accessories, and consumables.
  
• Assist in hospital audits, NABH/NAB accreditation, and compliance documentation related to biomedical equipment.

Preferred candidate profile

• Bachelors Degree / Diploma in Biomedical Engineering or related field.
  
• 2–5 years of relevant experience, preferably in ophthalmic healthcare setup.
  
• Experience with ophthalmic equipment such as phacoemulsification units, slit lamps, OCT, lasers, and fundus cameras is mandatory.