Job Title: Field Service Engineer – X-ray & Medical Imaging Location: Reno, NV (Full-time, Permanent) Salary: Competitive, based on experience + benefits About the Company: This national provider of medical imaging solutions supports hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities with advanced diagnostic equipment and services. With decades of industry expertise and a reputation for personalized support, the company is committed to quality, innovation, and client satisfaction. Role Overview: Join a growing team as a Field Service Engineer, supporting the installation, maintenance, and repair of X-ray and other imaging systems. You’ll conduct preventive maintenance and quality assurance checks, manage service documentation, and serve as a trusted point of contact for customers across the Reno region. Regular local travel is required. Key Requirements: • Minimum 2 years of experience servicing or installing medical imaging equipment • Strong knowledge of imaging systems and related technologies • Solid mechanical and troubleshooting skills • Based in or willing to relocate to the Reno, NV area Ideal Candidate: • Self-motivated and adaptable with strong multitasking ability • Excellent communication and customer service skills • Team-oriented with a strong work ethic and willingness to grow technical expertise Next Steps: Apply now or contact Sam O'Leary at nGenium for a confidential discussion.

Role at Browns Medical Imaging Position: X-ray Engineer at Renown Medical Imaging, Reno NV, a Level 2 Trauma Center. Current team: 3 engineers (CT/MR/Nuke Med, X-ray, and a cadet). This hire would add a strong X-ray specialist. Equipment at site: Definiums, Proteuses, Precisions, Fuji (Shimadzu rebranded), Carestream, Konica, etc. Candidate would office out of the main hospital, with 7 clinics nearby (farthest ~40 minutes). Training & Support Heavy emphasis on training opportunities (Fuji, Proteus/Precision, CT/MR, Shimadzu, Canon, Konica). Browns operates a training warehouse in Omaha with CT/MR bays and trailers. Candidate support through “ghost groups” (Global Online Support Teams) for remote troubleshooting and documentation.