Benefits: Work with a global healthcare leader Hands-on technical role with training and support Collaborative team culture 12 month temporary assignment Based in Macquarie Park, working Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. About the Company: Join a trusted healthcare organisation known for delivering essential medical devices that support patients across ANZ. This is a critical role within the service and quality function, helping ensure medical equipment is maintained to the highest standards. About the Opportunity: As a Service Technician, you will play a key role in the servicing, repair, and testing of medical devices. You’ll work closely with a small, supportive team to ensure equipment is cleaned, checked, documented, and maintained according to strict regulatory and company standards. There is also scope to support elements of quality assurance, including complaint handling, document control, and supplier management. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with a technical background in biomedical servicing or electronics, who is confident working hands-on with devices and has excellent attention to detail. Duties: Service, test, repair and maintain medical devices Document all service activity in line with compliance and quality procedures Assist in managing inventory and dispatch/return of equipment Handle phone-based troubleshooting and support enquiries using pre-set scripts Support complaint logging and QA document control activities Occasionally attend hospital sites Skills and Experience: Tertiary qualification in Biomedical Engineering would be ideal (Graduated) Experience in servicing or assembling medical devices Familiarity with GMP, ISO9001, or quality systems Strong communication, patience and a willingness to learn Experience using compliance systems is desirable Ability to commit to an on-going temporary assignment Full working rights in Australia are essential for this role as it has the potential to go permanent Culture: You’ll be part of a close-knit team of three, reporting locally while collaborating with international stakeholders. The team values open communication, sharing feedback and supporting one another. How to Apply: Click APPLY now and upload your up to date CV.
Benefits Competitive base salary package + car allowance + bonus Additional on-call compensation for after-hours site visits Structured training including international exposure Work with a globally recognised leader in medical technology About the Company This organisation is a global leader in medical technology, dedicated to advancing health through innovative products and solutions. With a strong presence in healthcare, they are committed to developing transformative technologies that support patients and providers worldwide. About the Opportunity As a Field Service Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting market-leading automated robotic medication dispensing equipment across South Australia. You will provide both hardware and software servicing, preventative maintenance, diagnostics, and customer training. This role is pivotal in ensuring the reliability and safety of critical medical devices, directly supporting the healthcare system. With dedicated training and a clear progression path, this is an opportunity to build a long-term career within medical electronics. Duties Provide remote and on-site support for electro-medical equipment, including diagnostics, repairs, and upgrades Conduct preventative maintenance, electrical safety testing, and performance checks Monitor and resolve service desk cases, escalating where required Maintain accurate records of service activities in compliance with standards Provide technical sales support and assist in workflow/system reviews Participate in structured training programs locally and internationally Ensure compliance with Australian Standards and company safety policies Occasional interstate and regional travel as required Skills and Experience Tertiary qualification (Degree or TAFE Level 3/4) in Electrical, Electronics, or Electromechanical field Minimum 2+ years’ experience in servicing electrical/electromechanical equipment – ideally in medical devices, automation, or robotics (not suitable for photocopier backgrounds) Strong server knowledge and remote diagnostics experience Restricted electrical license highly desirable Ability to work independently while managing your own territory Excellent communication and customer service skills Flexibility to support after-hours and on-call work as rostered Culture You will be joining a small but growing team that values autonomy, proactive problem-solving, and technical excellence. The organisation invests heavily in professional development, providing structured training and a long-term career pathway, while fostering a supportive, collaborative work environment. How to Apply Click apply or contact Georgia Graham – Senior Recruitment Consultant at +61 488 807 453 or ggraham@hpgconnect.com for a confidential discussion.
Benefits Base salary of $80,000 – $90,000 + super Ongoing training on dental and medical-grade equipment Immediate start available for the right candidate Hybrid mix of in-house and on-site work Work with a global leader in dental technology offering long-term career stability About the Company This organisation is a global provider of dental equipment and consumables, supporting clinics and laboratories across Australia. Privately owned, they pride themselves on integrity, longevity, and customer service excellence. About the Opportunity As Service Repair Technician, you will play a key role in supporting customers by repairing, maintaining, and testing critical dental equipment. Based at the Noble Park facility, you’ll also provide occasional on-site installations and servicing. This role is vital in ensuring equipment reliability, safety, and compliance, helping dental professionals deliver high-quality care. With training provided, this is a chance to develop expertise across a broad range of electromechanical systems in a supportive, collaborative team. Duties Perform in-house repairs on dental equipment (e.g., curing lights, milling machines, diagnostic devices) Conduct mechanical and electrical diagnostics using manuals, systems, and test equipment Support on-site repairs and installations (local travel, occasional interstate travel) Install and configure new equipment, including calibration and functional testing Ensure compliance with quality systems, safety procedures, and documentation standards Log service work and update history in systems such as SAP and Salesforce Collaborate with customer service, contractors, and the broader repair team Participate in ongoing training for new equipment, updates, and compliance changes Skills and Experience Minimum 3 years’ hands-on experience in dental equipment repair OR related fields such as medical devices Strong technical expertise across electromechanical systems Proven experience in regulated environments with QA, compliance, or safety controls Technical trade qualification in electronics, electrical, mechatronics, or similar discipline Desirable: Electrical Disconnect/Reconnect Licence & X-ray equipment licence Familiarity with SOPs, technical documentation, and accurate record keeping Experience working autonomously or in field-based service roles Strong problem-solving, task prioritisation, and communication skills Culture This is a values-driven, privately owned business with a strong focus on integrity, accountability, and teamwork. The Customer Care division has long-tenured members who work collaboratively, take ownership of their responsibilities, and pride themselves on delivering quality service. Candidates are carefully matched to ensure alignment with the company’s culture of mutual respect and support. How to Apply Click apply or contact Georgia Graham – Senior Recruitment Consultant at +61 488 807 453 or ggraham@hpgconnect.com for a confidential discussion. Healthcare Professionals Group specializes in healthcare recruitment across areas such as medical devices, life sciences, clinical research, and operations. For more job opportunities, visit www.hpgconnect.com. for a confidential discussion.
Benefits Competitive base salary + bonus Opportunity to lead and shape process validation from the ground up Work on innovative medical devices with a global reach Collaborative culture that values growth, learning and development About the Company This established medical device manufacturer is recognised for its technical excellence and ongoing product innovation. With a strong engineering capability and products distributed internationally, the business is expanding its New Product Introduction (NPI) team to support upcoming product launches and continuous improvement initiatives. About the Opportunity In this role, you will lead the process development and validation function for new and existing products. You will provide technical leadership and mentorship to a small engineering team, ensuring processes are robust, efficient and compliant with regulatory standards. Duties Lead the process development & validation workstream across NPI projects Develop and execute validation protocols (IQ/OQ/PQ) from first principles Partner with R&D, Procurement and Manufacturing to ensure process readiness Support manufacturing scale-up and global technology transfer Implement DFM/DFMA and Lean Manufacturing principles Troubleshoot, identify root causes and drive continuous improvement Mentor engineers and uplift technical and validation capability Ensure documentation and regulatory deliverables are completed for launch readiness Skills and Experience Degree-qualified in Mechanical, Manufacturing or related Engineering field Experience working within the medical device or pharmaceutical industry is essential Strong process validation expertise, including development of processes (IQ/OQ/PQ) Demonstrated leadership and team mentoring skills Hands-on, analytical and solutions-focused approach Strong stakeholder management and collaborative Excellent communicator and problem solver Full Australian working rights required for this role Culture A collaborative and technically driven team culture that values accountability, open communication, and continuous improvement. Leaders foster trust, support growth, and encourage engineers to take ownership and innovate. How to Apply Click Apply Now and provide us with a copy of your updated CV or contact Michelle Vermaak on 02 8877 8760 for a confidential discussion.
Benefits Base + super + car allowance Permanent role based in Alexandria Training provided on specialist equipment About the Company Our client is a leader in the medical device industry, providing advanced technology solutions to clinics and healthcare providers. Their team is collaborative, hands-on and committed to delivering excellent service across Australia. About the Opportunity An opportunity has become available for a Field Service Engineer to join the NSW team. This role offers the variety of both workshop and field-based work and includes training on specialist equipment. Duties Install, maintain and repair capital equipment / medical devices. Carry out preventative maintenance and calibration Support the warehouse with service tasks and inventory management Troubleshoot technical issues and deliver timely solutions Maintain service records, invoicing and system entries Build strong client relationships with excellent communication Skills and Experience Degree in Biomedical Engineering or similar is ideal Experience with Biomedical devices, lasers, optical or equipment requiring calibration highly regarded Strong troubleshooting and technical aptitude Excellent communication and relationship-building skills Valid driver’s licence and own vehicle (car allowance provided) Culture You’ll join a close-knit and supportive service team that values urgency, technical skill and strong client relationships. Training will be provided on specialist equipment, with scope to broaden your skills further. How to Apply Click apply now and provide a copy of your up to date cv or contact Michelle Vermaak on 02 8877 8760 for a confidential discussion.
