Medical Device Trainer

Barts Health NHS Trust · London · £58133.00 to £65261.00 · onsite We are seeking a Medical Device Trainer to join our team of clinical scientists, technicians, and healthcare professionals. As a Medical Device Trainer, you will plan and deliver training on a wide range of medical equipment. You will be required to have a good understanding of medical device operation and application, as well as experience in either clinical usage or management of medical devices. The Clinical Engineering Section is responsible for providing repair, calibration, maintenance, training, and governance to a wide range of medical equipment in the Barts Health NHS Trust and other NHS and private healthcare organisations. The successful candidate will be required to work to high standards and be accountable for facilitating the delivery of training on medical equipment. You will be offered in-house and formal manufacturers' training courses as part of your career development. The Clinical Engineering Section works to a registered quality assurance system (BS EN ISO 9001:2015) to provide a high standard of customer care. Responsibilities: Plan and deliver medical device training to healthcare professionals Manage your own workload and be IT literate Possess effective communication skills, both verbal and written Work within an effective and efficient team Requirements: Qualified to BEng/BSc in Engineering or Physical Science, or an equivalent combination of qualifications and experience Extensive experience in training and education of medical equipment Experience of working in a clinical environment in a variety of healthcare settings Currently Band 6 level as a minimum (in an area utilising frequent use and variety of medical devices) Experience of working within a Quality Management System and evidence of active participation in continuous improvement Benefits: Competitive salary: £58,133 to £65,261 per annum Opportunities for career development and training Part of a large NHS trust with a strong commitment to quality and patient care