Regional Field Service Manager

Regional Field Service Manager (Biomedical Equipment – Hands-On) - Minnesota

Full-Time | $75,000 + Travel | Field-Based Role

We’re seeking a hands-on Biomedical Regional Field Service Manager who thrives in the field. This is a working manager role—you’ll spend the majority of your time onsite performing PMs, troubleshooting, and repairs on biomedical equipment, while leading and supporting a team of technicians.

If you’re a BMET or field service technician ready to step into leadership—but still want to stay hands-on—this is the opportunity.

What You’ll Do

• Perform preventative maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on biomedical equipment


• Travel extensively to hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities across the region


• Act as a player/coach—lead technicians while working side-by-side in the field


• Troubleshoot complex equipment issues and drive quick resolutions


• Ensure service quality, compliance, and turnaround times meet customer expectations


• Support technician development through hands-on training and mentorship


• Build strong relationships with clinical staff and healthcare partners

What We’re Looking For

Experience as a Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET) or field service technician in healthcare

• Strong knowledge of medical equipment maintenance, repair, and safety standards. Infusion pump knowledge a plus.


• Experience leading or mentoring other technicians (formal or informal)


• Comfortable with some regional travel and daily field work


• Strong troubleshooting and critical thinking skills


• Ability to work independently and take ownership in the field

Preferred Experience

• 2+ years of experience working with infusion pumps, imaging, patient monitoring, or surgical equipment


• Familiarity with regulatory and compliance standards (e.g., Joint Commission)


• OEM or third-party service experience

Compensation & Perks

• $75,000.00, some travel required


• High-autonomy, field-based role

Why This Role

• Stay hands-on—this is not a desk job


• Direct impact on patient care through equipment uptime


• Fast-paced, problem-solving environment


• Opportunity to lead while still doing what you enjoy