About this role
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is dedicated to promoting kidney health and providing quality, highly subsidised dialysis treatment and holistic care to patients. We strive to be an advocate and integrator for the community, by the community. While supporting kidney failure patients with quality dialysis and integrated care, NKF’s greater mission lies in preventing or delaying kidney failure through health education, deeper community integration, and strategic partnerships. As we work toward our Future Forward 2030 vision, we remain committed to: Tackling the growing prevalence of kidney failure Enhancing patient support and care Leveraging technology to improve the efficacy and quality of treatment We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Biomedical Engineer to join the Bio-Medical Engineering team. Reporting to the Assistant Manager, you will deliver safe, effective and economical management of Biomedical Engineering services. Key Responsibilities: 1. Operational Support for Dialysis Centres (DC) DC Oversight: Manage biomedical operations across 5 to 6 DCs, ensuring equipment availability and functionality to support uninterrupted patient care. On-Call Services: Provide after-hours and public holiday technical support for assigned DCs to address urgent operational needs. 2. Maintenance and Reliability of Biomedical Equipment Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM): Ensure all biomedical equipment is regularly maintained to meet the required performance standards, minimizing equipment downtime and breakdown rates. Equipment Breakdown Services: Diagnose and repair malfunctioning biomedical equipment promptly, ensuring proper servicing and functionality before returning it to use. Emergency Technical Support: Provide frontline troubleshooting support to address urgent technical issues, ensuring seamless operations in critical situations. 3. Water Quality Management Quality Control of Treated Water: Conduct regular checks and testing to ensure treated water meets safety standards for patient treatment, adhering to national and international guidelines. Water Treatment Systems Maintenance: Perform maintenance of reverse osmosis (RO) systems, including off-duty work (up to two Sundays per month), ensuring continuous and safe water supply for DCs. 4. Administrative and Strategic Contributions Technical Documentation: Prepare and maintain accurate records of equipment maintenance, water quality reports, and troubleshooting activities. Additional Responsibilities: Undertake tasks assigned by the Head of Department (HOD), such as preparing technical case studies, delivering paper presentations, or contributing to strategic projects. Compliance and Audits: Ensure all operations comply with safety regulations and support internal and external audits as required. Qualifications Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, Medical Technology or related fields Experience Minimum 3 years of relevant engineering experience in dialysis therapy and water treatment system. Experience in Healthcare industry will be advantageous Exposure in medical equipment maintenance will be a plus Key Skills & Competencies Technical Expertise In-depth knowledge of biomedical equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair. Familiarity with reverse osmosis (RO) systems and water treatment standards. Ability to perform quality control tests and interpret results to ensure safety standards are met. Problem-Solving Skills Analytical skills to diagnose and resolve technical issues efficiently. Capacity to think critically during emergencies and implement effective solutions. Time Management Ability to prioritize tasks effectively, balancing planned maintenance, emergency breakdowns, and additional responsibilities. Attention to Detail Ensures precision in testing, maintaining, and calibrating equipment, reducing risks of equipment failure or patient harm. Communication Skills Clear reporting and documentation of maintenance activities and water quality results. Ability to convey technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders, such as healthcare staff. Adaptability Flexibility to handle off-hours calls, unexpected breakdowns, and HOD-assigned tasks while maintaining performance. Personal Attributes That Set You Apart Responsibility and Reliability: A strong sense of duty ensures timely and accurate completion of critical maintenance tasks and on-call responsibilities. Resilience Under Pressure: Ability to remain calm and focused duri…
What they're looking for
Test EquipmentPreventive MaintenanceQuality ControlTreatment
About The National Kidney Foundation
Industry: Health & social services
Frequently asked questions
What does a Biomedical Engineer (Dialysis Machine) at The National Kidney Foundation do?
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is dedicated to promoting kidney health and providing quality, highly subsidised dialysis treatment and holistic care to patients. We strive to be an advocate and integrator for the community, by the community. While supporting kidney failure patients with qualit…
What skills does this Biomedical Engineer (Dialysis Machine) role need?
Key skills for this role include Test Equipment, Preventive Maintenance, Quality Control, Treatment.
How much does a Biomedical Engineer (Dialysis Machine) at The National Kidney Foundation pay?
This role lists a salary of S$3,400 – S$4,800 per month.
Is this Biomedical Engineer (Dialysis Machine) role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
The listing is based in Islandwide. Check the posting for remote or hybrid options.
How do I apply for this Biomedical Engineer (Dialysis Machine) role?
You can apply directly on The National Kidney Foundation's careers page. ApplyLah can tailor your résumé and cover letter to this exact role in seconds first.
