I worked for GE Healthcare as a Lead Tech III from 2007 - 2009. In 2017 I was employed by the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority as a Healthcare Technology Management Biomedical Engineer. During that time I developed the technical skills required to maintain numerous medical devices, including GE Ultrasound, GE Maternal Infant Care equipment, GE patient monitoring. In 2018 I was returned to GE Healthcare as an Anesthesia and Respiratory Care GE Field Service Engineer. My responsibilities during my current role with GE Healthcare include the installation, preventative maintenance, and corrective repairs for our customer's anesthesia, maternal infant care, patient monitoring, and respiratory equipment. My tenure at GE Healthcare has allowed me to participate and lead team service projects. In 2021 I was was promoted to the FE III level.