MedTech Field Service Software Tech Entry level - Eastern Time Zone

Employer: IQVIA Job Title: MedTech Field Service Software Technician -- Entry Level Job Requisition: R1564635 Employment Type: Part-Time / Assignment-Based Work Setting: Field-Based / National Travel Work Location: Detroit, MI -- Field-Based This position does not have a fixed Detroit worksite. The employee will travel to hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the United States based on customer and project needs. Candidates must live within one hour of a major airport and must have a personal vehicle available for local assignments. O*NET Code: 49-9062.00 -- Medical Equipment Repairers Pay Range: $27.00--$30.00 per hour Hours of Work: Part-time, assignment-based schedule with substantial flexibility required. During active assignments, employees may work 40 or more hours per week. Individual projects typically require approximately 1--3 weeks onsite, and candidates must maintain approximately 3 weeks of open availability each month. Hours and workdays may vary according to project schedules, hospital requirements, travel arrangements, and customer needs. Travel Requirement: Extensive national travel required. Employees may travel throughout the United States for customer assignments. Candidates must also: - Be willing to use a personal vehicle for assignments up to approximately 3 hours from home. - Live within approximately 1 hour of a major airport. - Maintain a valid and unrestricted driver's license. ### Position Summary IQVIA is seeking an entry-level MedTech Field Service Software Technician to support medical-device technology projects at hospitals and healthcare facilities. The technician will work with healthcare professionals and onsite project teams to install, configure, test, troubleshoot, repair, and update medical devices and related computer systems. This position provides an opportunity for candidates with technical, electronics, IT, maintenance, biomedical, or related experience to enter or expand their experience within the medical-device industry. The role is field-based and requires significant travel, schedule flexibility, independent work, and comfort working inside hospital and healthcare environments. ### Essential Duties and Responsibilities Travel to hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the United States to support medical-device projects. Organize, inspect, test, troubleshoot, repair, and update medical devices. Install and configure medical-device hardware and software. Install, configure, or assist with network-connected products and systems. Set up equipment, devices, computers, and technical workstations. Assemble and disassemble equipment and devices as required. Perform routine equipment and system checks after installation or configuration. Conduct product testing and document results. Troubleshoot technical issues involving medical-device hardware and software. Assist with system updates, installations, and device configuration. Maintain organized equipment and work areas at customer sites. Work with onsite project teams, healthcare professionals, and customer representatives. Support project timelines and respond to customer needs. Maintain accurate technical and project documentation. Follow hospital, customer, and IQVIA safety and credentialing requirements.<