Taylor Mahle

- All responsibility’s associated in Workflow Service Engineer I position.

- Moved into Technical Sales role for Encore (Nuclear Medicine processing) & MRT (Molecular RadioTherapy) packages.

- Involved in development of default workflows that are implemented in the newest versions of MIM.

As a Workflow Service Engineer utilizing MIM's internal GUI based programming language, I am responsible for any task requests, site installations, and other general inquires about building Nuclear Medicine workflows within MIM Software. Working along side with various specialists such as site managers, clinical engineers, and other important teams, our job is to provide the most user friendly workflows possible to help support and improve patient care.

- Technical expert in building, improving, and customizing GUI based workflows for Nuclear Medicine.

- Follow FDA and other worldwide healthcare regulatory standards for patient care and safety.

- Present workflow reviews to physicians and radiologists (on-site or virtually).

- Knowledgeable with radiology terminology and different types of Nuclear Medicine case studies.

- SPECT/CT reconstruction and quantification within MIM's processing commands.

- Valued resource in MIM's upcoming MRT (Molecular Radiotherapy) product.

• Follow proper PM procedures and perform repairs on OR, Pre-Op, PACU, and Endoscopy equipment
• Provided validation, inspection, repairs and maintenance on clinical biomedical equipment.
• Documented information regarding installations, repairs and inventory checks.
• Maintained proper care and storage of diagnostic tools and equipment and tracked inventory.
• Inspect, test and calibrate new medical equipment
• Process inventory checks and equipment/part requisition orders
• Trained staff on proper operation of equipment as well as initial troubleshooting techniques.
• Demonstrated correct operation, care, and calibration to on-site medical personnel.
• Assisted clinicians with budget planning and recommendations on cost-effective replacement alternatives for outdated, issue-prone equipment.
• Managed installation projects for new units developed within hospital