Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, the job market for medical equipment professionals is buzzing with opportunities, especially in the OB/GYN and veterinary fields. There’s a critical need for skilled professionals in these areas, and a few remote roles have popped up as well.
This Week’s Jobs
OB/GYN Physician
If you’re in Tucson and have an AZ medical license, this role at Unified Women’s Healthcare offers a chance to cover just one hospital. Plus, there’s support from Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists. Company: Unified Women’s Healthcare | Location: Tucson, AZ Apply Here
Dental Hygiene/Assisting - Program Director
This role at South College in Nashville is perfect if you love working in diverse lab environments and are familiar with Henry Schein equipment. Company: SOUTH COLLEGE | Location: Nashville, TN Apply Here
Veterinarian
Work in beautiful Alpine, CA, focusing on animal health checks and vaccinations. Experience with X-ray machines is a plus. Company: Country Pet Hospital | Location: Alpine, CA Apply Here
Speech-Language Pathologist
In Seattle, join PROVAIL to work on evaluations and sessions, while handling medical equipment needs. Proficiency with AAC systems is important. Company: PROVAIL | Location: Seattle, WA Apply Here
Licensed Veterinary Technician – Snohomish
Help maintain a clean and organized environment at Clearview Animal Hospital, focusing on equipment care and client communication. Company: Clearview Animal Hospital | Location: Snohomish, WA Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote work is a game-changer, offering flexibility and a wider scope of opportunities. Here’s what’s available:
Equipment Service Technician
Great for those with HVAC or mechanical experience, this remote role involves troubleshooting and repairing medical equipment. Company: STERIS - Commercial Operations | Location: Bend, OR Apply Here
Remote Medical Insurance Verification- Equipment Provided
If you’re familiar with medical terminology and insurance claims, this role offers the equipment you need to work from home. Company: RemX | Location: Dallas County, TX Apply Here
Medical Logistics Manager - Remote
Focus on maintaining compliance and efficient equipment management from the comfort of your home office. Company: Get It Recruit - Transportation | Location: San Diego, CA Apply Here
Landed a same-day interview last week for a remote clinical applications role by setting LinkedIn alerts to “Past 24 hours” and adding OB/GYN keywords (ultrasound, fetal monitoring) — that “might expire” note is real. For vet gear, search “field service” or “applications” and expect geo-remote with travel; find it on LinkedIn, then apply on the manufacturer’s site to dodge stale posts: LinkedIn Job Search: Find US Jobs, Internships, Jobs Near Me.
Quick tip: because these are “real-time” and expire fast, I do 15‑minute apply sprints and keep a DOCX version of my resume ready — some hospital ATS still garble PDFs, . @m_perry22 is right on alerts; I save an Indeed search filtered to posted today for remote clinical apps and get push notifications. If you’re eyeing veterinary, the AVMA job board has fewer listings but less noise as an alternative.
Got faster callbacks by naming specific gear in my headline (Hologic colposcopes, Mindray anesthesia vaporizers, IDEXX analyzers) instead of generic titles. Since these are ‘real-time’, I keep a 60‑second cover note ready and hit submit before lunch. Minor caveat: OEM portals often strip formatting, so keep it plain text.
And i’ve had better luck clicking through to the source when a post says ‘might expire’ — last week the board listing vanished, but the requisition was still open on https://careers.idexx.com and I got a same-day screen for a vet diagnostics role. If there’s no direct link, I Google the facility name + ‘careers’ and apply there instead, though it’s a few extra clicks.
For “remote roles” I put my support window right at the top of my CV (e.g., “Available 8–6 ET; on-call OK”) and I’ve gotten quicker screens on OB/GYN and vet equipment postings. Small caveat: some ATS cut that header, so I restate the hours in the first line of the cover letter too.
@kristine99 After I submit, I open the Workday profile and drop a 2-sentence ‘recent installs/PMs’ note into Skills — those keywords index across their other reqs and I get pings without reapplying… Small caveat: on GE and Philips portals, my.docx parses cleaner than PDF.
I’ve gotten faster callbacks by dropping a Calendly slot link in the first line of my cover letter so recruiters can book immediately — these real-time posts close fast. Caveat: some portals strip URLs, so I paste the same line into the ‘Website’ field in Workday/Greenhouse and it still gets picked up.
@kristine99 Good call on keywords; what’s worked for me is opening my summary with the exact OB/Vet gear plus one hard metric — Voluson E10, Affiniti 70, Midmark M11; 38‑min MTTR last quarter — and pasting the same line into the Additional Questions box so it indexes; if you don’t track MTTR, pull last 90 days from your CMMS… Anyone seeing remote roles ask for specific diagnostic tool stacks (e.g., TeamViewer + OEM portals)?