Jacob D E B U C K

Committed professional seeking a position as a Biomedical Technician with your company.

Biomedical technology specialist with track record of delivering effective solutions in healthcare settings. Skilled in equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Strong emphasis on team collaboration and adapting to changing needs. Known for reliability, problem-solving abilities, and achieving results.

I played D1 football at UNLV and graduated with a sociology and psychology degree. After graduation I worked a full career in the oil field from roustabout to driller. After completing my Biomedical technician certificate at southern california institute of technology I began my new career working in hospitals, clinics, and kydey dialisist were I became specialized last year.

• Installed, calibrated and monitored Fresenius Dialysis Medical Equipment.
• Infusion & Medication Management: Infusion pumps, syringe pumps, feeding pumps.
• Patient Monitoring: Physiological monitors (vital signs), pulse oximeters, fetal monitors, telemetry transmitters.
• Respiratory Therapy: Ventilators, CPAP/BiPAP machines, nebulizers, oxygen concentrators/regulators.
• Operating Room (OR) Equipment: Electrosurgical units (ESU), anesthesia machines, surgical lights, OR tables, surgical microscopes, endoscopes.
• Emergency & Cardiac Care: Defibrillators, AEDs, ECG/EKG machines.
• General Patient Care: Hospital beds (med/surg), stretchers, suction pumps, patient warmers (blanket/fluid), wheelchairs.
• Laboratory & Diagnostic: Centrifuges, lab microscopes, blood chemistry analyzers, autoclaves/sterilizers.
• Imaging Support: Portable X-ray machines, C-Arms, ultrasound probes devices and repaired medical equipment to ensure optimal performance and compliance with safety standards.
• Talented Biomedical Equipment Technician 1 adept at installing, maintaining, and repairing vital patient care equipment. Detail-oriented and organized with strong communication and interpersonal abilities
• Ability to identify, troubleshoot and repair problems relating to the operation of electronics based biomedical instruments including: ECG Measurements, blood pressure measurement systems, defibrillators and ESU performance, bedside monitoring systems, instrumentation amplifiers for ECGsystems, infusion pumps (operation/preventive maintenance/repairs), Alaris Infusion Pumps. Competency with oscilloscope andDiagnosed equipment malfunctions promptly, enhancing patient safety and device reliability across the facility.
• Conducted thorough inspections and preventive maintenance on biomedical devices to promote optimal performance.
• Collaborated with clinical teams to assess equipment needs, improving patient care workflows and outcomes.
• Implemented standardized testing protocols for medical devices, resulting in enhanced functionality and compliance standards. digital voltmeter.
• Conducted routine maintenance on biomedical devices, enhancing reliability and minimizing downtime across departments.
• Collaborated with clinical staff to identify equipment needs, improving workflow and patient care delivery.
• Implemented quality control protocols for equipment testing, resulting in improved device functionality and safety.
• Coordinated cross-functional teams for equipment installations, ensuring adherence to timelines and operational requirements.
• Managed inventory of biomedical supplies, optimizing usage rates and reducing costs through effective procurement strategies.
• Led troubleshooting efforts for complex device failures, restoring service quickly while minimizing impact on operations.
• Maintained proper care and storage of diagnostic tools and equipment and tracked inventory.
• Assisted hospital staff in understanding the proper use of biomedical equipment, reducing user error incidents.
• Maintained safe work environment and adhered to privacy regulations.
• Conducted thorough evaluations of newly acquired medical equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
• Responded swiftly to emergency situations, prioritizing patient care while troubleshooting malfunctioning devices.