Ceasar P Espiritu

• Documented provided validation, inspection, repairs and maintenance on clinical biomedical equipment utilizing computerized maintenance management system (CMMS).
• Assisted customers with recommendations on cost-effective replacement alternatives for outdated, issue-prone and equipment that are beyond their life expectancy.
• Trained staff on proper operation of equipment as well as initial troubleshooting techniques.
• Stay abreast of relevant safety codes and standards of regulatory bodies including but not limited to The Joint Commission (TJC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
• Provided monthly validation, inspection, repairs and maintenance on clinical biomedical equipment.
• Enhanced equipment performance by conducting thorough preventive maintenance on biomedical devices.
• Performed Electrical Safety Inspections (ESI) and Performance Assurance (PA) inspections.

• Assigned at Brooke Army Medical Center Biomedical Engineering Department. Has experiences working at Inpatient Department, Operating Room Department, Respiratory Care Department.
• Contributing member of Satellite team servicing all outlying clinics such as J. Moreno Clinic, Budge Dental Clinic, Rhoades Dental Clinic, Soldier Treatment Facility MC Qwety Clinic, Akeroyd Blood Donor Clinic, FADL and medical facilities to include clinics from Lackland Air Force Base, Chapman, Camp Bullis, Schertz Medical Home and Naval Veterinary Clinic in Corpus Christi.
• Provided validation, inspection, repairs and maintenance on clinical biomedical equipment.
• Maintained proper care and storage of diagnostic tools and equipment and tracked inventory.
• Inspected, tested and calibrated medical equipment before installing.
• Maintained safe work environment and adhered to privacy regulations.
• Performed Electrical Safety Inspections (ESI) and Performance Assurance (PA) inspections.
• Documented service and repair procedures accurately and completely and submitted monthly reports to manager.
• Installed, and replaced scheduled parts. Verified calibration and monitored medical devices.
• Medical Devices covered are:
• Radiographic and Fluoroscopic X-ray
• Physiological Monitoring Equipment and Diagnostic Ultrasound
• Dental Sterilization
• Heart Lung devices such as Defibrillators, Ventilators, Oxygen Concentrators
• Optometry equipment, Infusion Pumps, Laboratory Centrifuges

• Performed preventive maintenance and electrical safety checks on LP6, LP10 and LP20 volume ventilators.
• Performed preventive maintenance on Oxygen Concentrators.
• Inspected, tested and calibrated medical equipment before installing.
• Diagnosed the cause of problems and completed repairs.
• Maintained a safe work environment and adhered to privacy regulations.
• Documented information regarding installations, repairs and inventory checks.

• Followed school and classroom policies, regulations, dress codes, and schedules.
• Collaborated on group projects to complete professional deliverables.
• Enhanced classroom experience by utilizing multimedia presentations and interactive learning tools.
• Completed rigorous readings as directed to support unit learning goals.

Learned and practiced patient's pulmonary function; alleviates pain; supports life by planning and administering medically prescribed respiratory therapy.

• Administered oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy and inhalation therapy to improve patients' breathing and lung function.
• Provided emergency response assistance in cases of respiratory distress or failure as part of a rapid response team.
• Assessed, diagnosed, and treated breathing issues.
• Managed and operated mechanical ventilators to deliver airway management.

• Performed all electrical and avionic modifications on US Air Force' Fleet of KC 135 and 747-8 aircraft.
• Perform all necessary LAIRCM (Large Airplane Infrared CounterMeasure modifications on United States Air Forces' C-17 fleet.
• Perform Scheduled/Unscheduled maintenance on aircraft systems and components in accordance with DOD, manufacturer and other directives.
• Perform troubleshooting, testing and operational checks on C17 avionics systems.
• Coordinate with other employees in solving complex technical problems and perform work of technically complex or special nature.
• Capable of using ground support equipment relevant to specialty; have experience with military aircraft maintenance procedures and directives.
• Uses computer-based Shop Floor Management system in keeping up with schedule, delivery dates and cost saving procedures.
• Work from drawings, diagrams, and Technical Orders.
• Knowledgeable about 5S procedures, FOD prevention, and safety rules and regulations, adhering to the company tool control program and other duties.

• provides detailed technical documentation through authoring and illustration services, including product breakout diagrams, illustrated parts lists, wiring diagrams, operator instructions, maintenance level information, safety manuals, and product updates/modifications or service bulletins using a variety of industry leading standard applications.
• Finished product or documentation, single bulletin or complete set of manuals, delivered directly to the customer or to end users.

• Supervised Night Shift Technical Repair personnel, both KCI employees and contract labor.
• Provide direction to department personnel in establishing work priorities, policies, and procedures.
• Oversee the training and certification of new technicians and monitor the repair and production of several biomedical units.
• Establish and implement quality measures to ensure customer satisfaction, user friendly operation, and product dependability.

• La Quinta Inns and Suites of San Antonio.
• Provided service upkeep of facility equipments, perform preventive maintenance of air conditioning and boiler systems.
• Repairs to electrical appliances, trouble shoot electronic devices or equipment within the facility.
• Maintain high customer satisfaction at all times.

• Noncommissioned Officer Academy Hawaii.
• Conducted efficiency evaluation of four Sergeant First Class and Senior evaluator to nineteen (19) Staff Sergeants.
• Chief advisor to the Commandant in matters relating to the Academy's mission of training future Noncommissioned Officers and met the standards of the United States Army Training and Doctrine regulations.