Responsible for the overall management and coordination of Biomedical Engineering for two modern, acute care healthcare facilities and several outpatient facilities.* Administer and control a12 million dollar budget. * Execute on business development opportunities within the account.* Assisted in and supervised the procurement of various types of imaging and biomed equipment for various building projects, including a new 1 million square foot facility. Including complete project management, including installation and networking.* Develop and implement departmental polices and procedures to drive efficiency, productivity and financial control.* Supervise, train and direct activities of departmental management and staff to ensure that operational excellence objectives are achieved.* Ensure strict compliance with all regulatory agencies. (IE. TJC, CAP, AABB and New Jersey State Department of Health)* Successfully navigated Joint Commission surveys without any recommendations.* Repair, maintain, troubleshoot, and calibrate 11,000 state - of - the - art medical devices, electronic and networking equipment utilizing schematics, technical manuals and software.* Establish, implement and coordinate preventive maintenance programs to minimize down time.* Negotiate with vendors on various supply chain supplies, services and agreements.* Maintain financial control of all accounts payable and accounts receivable.* Coordinate various cybersecurity activities to protect biomedical devices* Coordinate both wired and wireless networking of various biomedical devices.* Maintain a high skill level with various Microsoft software and other computer operating systems and applications. * Recommend capital replacement projects based on CMMS system data, facilities need and organization growth.

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Responsible for preventive and corrective maintenance on various bank alarm systems.* Ensured the accuracy of the various camera systems* Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on ATM equipment

Responsible for the repair of various Avionics systems on the F-106 aircraft