Medical Equipment Technician Jobs
Medical Equipment Technician jobs are open across hospitals, outpatient clinics, medical device manufacturers, and home health agencies, from entry-level biomedical bench technicians to senior field service engineers, with specializations in imaging systems, infusion therapy, and surgical instrumentation. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Company: Atlantic Healthcare Products
Job Type: Full-Time/Part-Time
Compensation: Hourly base pay + performance-based incentives
Benefits: Health benefits, retirement plan, employee discounts, growth opportunities
This is not just a delivery job.
We are looking for a hands-on, mechanically capable technician who can deliver, install, troubleshoot, and represent our company professionally in customers’ homes. This role is ideal for someone who is comfortable using tools, solving problems in real time, and wants to grow into a lead technician / trainer position.
Watch this short video to get a feel for our team and the type of work we do:
Medical Equipment Service Technician (Delivery & Repair)
Atlantic Healthcare Products is seeking a reliable, mechanically inclined Service Technician to deliver, install, adjust, and repair medical equipment in patient homes and healthcare settings.
This role requires strong hands-on ability, technical judgment, and professionalism. You will work directly with customers, caregivers, and patients, so the ideal candidate must be able to combine mechanical skill with clear communication and a strong sense of responsibility.
We are especially interested in someone who has the potential to grow into a lead technician and help train others over time.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Deliver and install medical equipment in customer homes and facilities
- Perform adjustments, light repairs, and troubleshooting in the field
- Diagnose basic mechanical or functional issues and determine the next step
- Ensure equipment is safe, clean, properly assembled, and functioning correctly
- Educate customers and caregivers on proper equipment use and basic care
- Document deliveries, service calls, and repair notes accurately
- Communicate clearly with dispatch, service, and office staff
- Represent the company professionally in customers’ homes at all times
What We’re Looking For
- Strong mechanical aptitude and comfort using hand tools
- Ability to troubleshoot and think through problems logically
- Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of the job
- Professional communication skills with customers and coworkers
- Ability to lift, move, and safely handle medical equipment
- Reliable, punctual, organized, and safety-minded
Preferred Experience
- Medical equipment, mobility equipment, or repair experience
- Experience in delivery, installation, assembly, or service work
- Background in automotive, HVAC, maintenance, electrical, or other hands-on technical work
- Experience helping train or guide less-experienced team members is a plus
Growth Opportunity:
This role has the potential to grow into a lead technician / trainer position for the right person. We value people who take ownership, solve problems, and help raise the standard for the team around them.
Important Note:
This is a hands-on technical role. We are looking for someone who is comfortable turning screws, using tools, troubleshooting equipment, and working directly with customers. If you are not mechanically inclined, this position is likely not the right fit.
Compensation & Benefits
- Hourly base pay with performance-based incentive opportunities
- Health benefits
- Retirement savings plan
- Employee discounts on products
- Opportunity for growth into a lead technician / trainer role
How to Apply
If you are dependable, mechanically capable, and take pride in doing the job right, we encourage you to apply. We look forward to hearing from you.
Company: Atlantic Healthcare Products
Job Type: Full-Time/Part-Time
Compensation: Hourly base pay + performance-based incentives
Benefits: Health benefits, retirement plan, employee discounts, growth opportunities
This is not just a delivery job.
We are looking for a hands-on, mechanically capable technician who can deliver, install, troubleshoot, and represent our company professionally in customers’ homes. This role is ideal for someone who is comfortable using tools, solving problems in real time, and wants to grow into a lead technician / trainer position.
Watch this short video to get a feel for our team and the type of work we do:
Medical Equipment Service Technician (Delivery & Repair)
Atlantic Healthcare Products is seeking a reliable, mechanically inclined Service Technician to deliver, install, adjust, and repair medical equipment in patient homes and healthcare settings.
This role requires strong hands-on ability, technical judgment, and professionalism. You will work directly with customers, caregivers, and patients, so the ideal candidate must be able to combine mechanical skill with clear communication and a strong sense of responsibility.
We are especially interested in someone who has the potential to grow into a lead technician and help train others over time.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Deliver and install medical equipment in customer homes and facilities
- Perform adjustments, light repairs, and troubleshooting in the field
- Diagnose basic mechanical or functional issues and determine the next step
- Ensure equipment is safe, clean, properly assembled, and functioning correctly
- Educate customers and caregivers on proper equipment use and basic care
- Document deliveries, service calls, and repair notes accurately
- Communicate clearly with dispatch, service, and office staff
- Represent the company professionally in customers’ homes at all times
What We’re Looking For
- Strong mechanical aptitude and comfort using hand tools
- Ability to troubleshoot and think through problems logically
- Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of the job
- Professional communication skills with customers and coworkers
- Ability to lift, move, and safely handle medical equipment
- Reliable, punctual, organized, and safety-minded
Preferred Experience
- Medical equipment, mobility equipment, or repair experience
- Experience in delivery, installation, assembly, or service work
- Background in automotive, HVAC, maintenance, electrical, or other hands-on technical work
- Experience helping train or guide less-experienced team members is a plus
Growth Opportunity:
This role has the potential to grow into a lead technician / trainer position for the right person. We value people who take ownership, solve problems, and help raise the standard for the team around them.
Important Note:
This is a hands-on technical role. We are looking for someone who is comfortable turning screws, using tools, troubleshooting equipment, and working directly with customers. If you are not mechanically inclined, this position is likely not the right fit.
Compensation & Benefits
- Hourly base pay with performance-based incentive opportunities
- Health benefits
- Retirement savings plan
- Employee discounts on products
- Opportunity for growth into a lead technician / trainer role
How to Apply
If you are dependable, mechanically capable, and take pride in doing the job right, we encourage you to apply. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Who's Hiring
- Rotech Healthcare141
- Lincare139
- AdaptHealth87
- Agiliti31
- Dragonfly Health20
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Food & Beverage
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in medical equipment technician jobs.
- Associate degree or higher in biomedical equipment technology or electronics
- CBET or CRES certification from AAMI or equivalent credentialing body
- Hands-on experience servicing patient monitoring, imaging, or infusion equipment
- Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and equipment service manuals
- Familiarity with Joint Commission and FDA medical device regulations
- Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to multiple facility sites
Tips for Your Medical Equipment Technician Job Search
List certifications before work history
Recruiters scanning medical equipment technician resumes check for CBET, CRES, or manufacturer-specific credentials before reading your experience. Put your certifications in their own section at the top, not buried in a job entry or footnote at the bottom.
Match equipment brands to the posting
Job listings often name the exact OEM platforms a facility runs, whether that's GE, Philips, Siemens, or Stryker. Mirror those brand names in your resume where you have hands-on experience. Generic phrases like 'patient monitoring systems' get passed over when the hiring manager wants a specific platform.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists medical equipment technician openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that list preventive maintenance
Roles emphasizing scheduled preventive maintenance are typically more stable and less on-call intensive than pure break-fix positions. If you want predictable hours, filter for postings that mention PM schedules or Joint Commission compliance as primary duties.
Prepare to walk through a repair scenario
Interviewers routinely ask you to describe how you would troubleshoot a specific piece of equipment. Practice explaining your diagnostic process out loud, step by step, for two or three devices you know well. Concrete detail, not general methodology, is what interviewers remember.
Negotiate on call-back pay and on-call frequency
Many medical equipment technician offers include on-call rotations that affect your real earnings and schedule. Before accepting, ask how often on-call duty rotates, what the call-back rate is, and whether travel to off-site facilities is covered. These terms vary widely and are almost always negotiable.
Medical Equipment Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most medical equipment technicians?
Rotech Healthcare, Lincare, and AdaptHealth are hiring the most medical equipment technicians right now, with openings concentrated in Florida, Ohio, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Large health systems and independent service organizations tend to post the highest volume of openings on an ongoing basis.
How many medical equipment technician jobs are remote?
About 33% of medical equipment technician openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, which is lower than most technical fields because the work is hands-on and equipment-dependent. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility are technical support, warranty administration, and clinical applications training rather than field service or in-hospital repair roles.
How do you become a medical equipment technician?
Most medical equipment technicians start with an associate degree in biomedical equipment technology, electronics, or a closely related field, then pursue CBET certification through AAMI after gaining field experience. Some enter through military training in medical equipment maintenance and transition directly into civilian roles. Completing manufacturer-authorized service training on specific platforms, such as imaging or infusion systems, significantly strengthens early-career applications.
Can you get hired as a medical equipment technician with little experience?
Yes, entry-level medical equipment technician roles exist, particularly at independent service organizations and hospital biomedical departments that value trainability over an established service history. Candidates with a biomedical or electronics degree, strong bench troubleshooting skills, and any manufacturer training certificates are competitive even without years of experience. Applying to roles listed as 'biomedical equipment technician I' or 'junior FSE' targets openings built for candidates still building their hours.
What does the medical equipment technician interview process look like?
Most hiring processes include a phone screen focused on your equipment background, followed by a technical interview where you walk through a troubleshooting scenario or describe a past repair in detail. Some employers add a hands-on bench assessment or ask you to interpret a wiring diagram. Final interviews often involve a supervisor or department lead and cover on-call availability, travel expectations, and how you handle situations where a device must stay out of service during a repair.
Where can I find and apply to medical equipment technician jobs?
You can find and apply to medical equipment technician jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search for roles that match your equipment background, seniority level, and preferred location, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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