Job Description
Your Work Here Matters. Your Career Here Thrives.
Imagine coming to work every day knowing that what you do genuinely changes lives. At Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, that's not just a tagline — it's the reality for every member of our team.
We're not just a hospital. We're the heartbeat of the Santa Clarita Valley — a 357-bed, not-for-profit Level II Trauma Center that has been a trusted pillar of this community since 1975. And we're looking for passionate, driven professionals who want to be part of something bigger than themselves.
Where Clinical Excellence Meets Cutting-Edge Care
Here, you'll work alongside an award-winning team delivering some of the most advanced medical services in the region, including:
- Comprehensive heart and vascular care
- Advanced stroke treatment
- Cancer care in partnership with Keck Medicine of USC
- Women's imaging and breast health services
- Emergency and trauma care
- Cardiac rehabilitation and wellness programs
As a key part of Los Angeles County's STEMI receiving network, we provide lifesaving cardiac intervention through our state-of-the-art Roberta G. Veloz Cardiac Cath Lab. We continuously invest in the latest technology and innovation — which means you'll always be working at the forefront of modern medicine.
A Culture You'll Be Proud to Be Part Of
Our vision — To Be the Most Patient-Centric Hospital Anywhere — drives everything we do. But it's our people who make that vision a reality. Physicians, nurses, staff, and volunteers come together here in a culture rooted in compassion, collaboration, and excellence.
When you join Henry Mayo, you're not just accepting a job offer. You're joining a family that genuinely cares — about our patients, our community, and you.
Located in Beautiful Valencia, California
Nestled in the vibrant Santa Clarita Valley, you'll enjoy an exceptional quality of life both inside and outside of work — with top-rated schools, scenic surroundings, and a welcoming community that generations of families proudly call home.
Ready to make your mark? Join the team that's been setting the standard for compassionate, innovative healthcare for nearly 50 years. Your next great chapter starts here.
Job Summary
The Biomedical Engineering Manager provides leadership and oversight of the hospital’s clinical engineering program, including the maintenance, performance, and lifecycle management of biomedical equipment and systems. This role supervises a team of Biomedical Technicians and ensures that medical devices are safe, reliable, and compliant with all applicable regulatory and accreditation standards. The Manager supports patient care through effective technology management; and oversees equipment operations, regulatory compliance, risk management, and the cybersecurity of network-connected medical devices. The position also plays a key role in strategic planning, capital equipment management, technology assessment, and standardization to ensure alignment with organizational goals and patient care needs.
What You'll Bring to the Team:
- Strong knowledge of medical equipment systems, terminology, safety standards, and regulatory requirements (e.g., FDA, CMS, DNV, NFPA)
- Demonstrated leadership, team development, and performance management skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively engage clinical staff, leadership, vendors, and cross-functional teams
- Proficiency in CMMS, including asset management, reporting, and performance tracking
- Working knowledge of medical device integration, network connectivity, and cybersecurity considerations
- Ability to manage multiple priorities, projects, and deadlines in a fast-paced healthcare environment
- Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Licensure and Certification:
- Required: Certification as a Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET), Certified Healthcare Technology Manager (CHTM), or equivalent; or required within 12 months of hire
- Preferred: Advanced or specialty certifications related to clinical engineering, healthcare technology management, or medical device systems
- Preferred: Advanced or specialty certifications related to clinical engineering, healthcare technology management, or medical device systems
Education:
- Required: Associate or technical degree in Biomedical Equipment Technology, Electronics, or a related field
- Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering or a related field
- Equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered in lieu of required degree
Experience:
- Minimum seven (7) years of experience in biomedical equipment/clinical engineering, including maintenance, repair, and lifecycle management of medical devices
- Minimum two (2) years of supervisory or lead experience in a Biomed/Clinical Engineering environment, with responsibility for staff oversight, workflow coordination, and performance management
- Demonstrated experience working in a hospital or large healthcare system environment, preferably within an acute care setting
- Proven knowledge of medical equipment technologies, healthcare operations, and regulatory requirements
- Experience supporting regulatory compliance, accreditation surveys, and quality improvement initiatives preferred
- Experience with capital planning, equipment standardization, or program management is highly desirable
- Experience managing or supporting network-connected medical devices and collaborating with Information Systems and Cybersecurity teams.