Device Tech_MGFR

The Device Tech_MGFR role at Intermountain Health in Bismarck, Burleigh County supports the implantable device program through clinical, educational, research and administrative duties.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate on‑site and remote interrogations of implantable cardiac and neuro‑stimulation devices.
• Collect, validate, and upload device data to secure, internet‑based databases.
• Support patients in submitting home‑based device transmissions and troubleshoot connectivity issues.
• Maintain and update multiple research databases for ongoing clinical studies.
• Assist with protocol compliance, data quality checks, and reporting for research projects.
• Provide education and training to clinical staff and patients on device usage and data submission procedures.
• Perform administrative tasks such as scheduling interrogations, documenting findings, and ensuring regulatory documentation is current.

Required Qualifications

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Health Information Management, or related field.
• Experience with implantable cardiac or neuro‑stimulation devices preferred.
• Strong technical aptitude for device interrogation software and electronic medical record systems.
• Excellent communication skills for patient education and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Ability to manage multiple databases, ensure data integrity, and adhere to research protocols.
• Detail‑oriented with strong organizational and time‑management abilities.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary of $78,190.69 annually.
• Opportunities for professional growth in a cutting‑edge medical technology environment.
• Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of devices will I work with in this role?

You will handle implantable cardiac and neuro‑stimulation devices, performing both on‑site and remote interrogations and managing the associated data.

Do I need prior research experience?

Research experience is preferred but not mandatory; the role includes training on database maintenance and study protocol compliance.

Is patient interaction part of the job?

Yes, you will educate patients on device use, assist with home data submissions, and provide support throughout the interrogation process.