A MAJOR, X-RAY INSTALLATION C OMPANY is searching for a FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER experienced in CALIBRATING AND CONFIGURING DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT. You can live about anywhere in the U.S. so long as you are close to an airport to facilitate frequent travel.
To qualify, you need to have three to five years as a FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER WITH EXPERIENCECALIBRATING AND CONFIGURING X-RAY EQUIPMENT.
This major medical imaging company knows that such a professional X-RAY FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER/CALIBRATOR is a key to their continued success, so they offer a lucrative compensation package:
Substantial salary (among the best)
A retirement program for your retirement security
Paid vacation
Excellent opportunity for advancement with an expanding company
The excitement of travel to many locales
YOU WILL NEED:
Experience calibrating and configuring X-ray equipment–(Digital Radiography), including:
Experience with WINDOWS-based Networking, RIS, PACS AND DICOM
The ability to analyze service issues and implement solutions to them
Superb customer service skills
The ability and willingness to travel regularly—80 to 90% of the time throughout the US.
Excellent communication and presentation skills
You will have the opportunity to substantially impact the company’s operations at a time of growth and expansion, giving you a chance for advancement and promotion.
EMPLOYER VALUES
This is an employer who goes the extra mile in nurturing and working with their employees. You get individual attention to help you advance in your profession and are treated like a valuable member of a team. They strive to establish a long-term relationship!
If you want to work for an industry leader in medical imaging that is stable, growing and who knows how to truly value you, immediately submit your resume to Ralph Murdock. You will be courteously and promptly considered for this important position with a rapidly growing and very successful Medical Imaging Equipment Company.
Ralph Murdock, Jr., Account Executive
The Advantage Group, Inc.
402-778-7878, ext. 103