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Clinical Engineering Medical Device Network Engineer
Company : Catholic Health Initiatives
Location : Little Rock, AR, 72205
Job Type : Full Time
Salary : 38.15-56.75 HOUR
Date Posted : 13 January 2026
Job Summary and Responsibilities
JOB SUMMARY / PURPOSE
The CE Medical Device Network Engineer I is responsible for design, implementation and support of IT related changes/projects associated with medical devices supported by the Clinical Engineering IT environment. This position provides specialized repair (Radiology, Clinical Engineering and Clinical Engineering network devices) and maintenance services to medical treatment and diagnostic equipment.
ESSENTIAL KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provides specialized medical equipment repair on Clinical Engineering IT equipment in inventory that requires IT and/or Security related expertise.
- Performs electrical safety testing on specialized medical equipment in inventory.
- Performs preventative maintenance/calibrations/security for specialized medical equipment in inventory along with approved Cyber updates for networked equipment.
- Provides technical/network support and assistance to Clinical Engineering technicians.
- Must be able to recommend, develop and implement Clinical Engineering IT solutions in moderately complex dynamic multi-site Clinical Engineering environment.
- Proactively monitor, evaluate, analyze and resolve Clinical Engineering IT issues in a timely manner.
- Develop and maintain documentation related to Clinical Engineering IT architecture, processes and support.
- Develop and maintain documentation related to information security architecture, processes and support.
- Performs product evaluations on proposed and current technology solutions; creates risk statements, summaries and presentations for management in an effort to identify, recommend and prioritize cost effective Clinical Engineering IT solutions.
- Assists users in the specification, selection, installation, and/or administration of the various Clinical Engineering IT related devices and software that may be attached to the network. Provides technical consulting to other Information Technology personnel, on an as needed basis, in the analysis of network performance.
- Knowledgeable in general cybersecurity topics and activities of protection and mitigation of devices to maintain clinical functionality.
- Completes all necessary record keeping for network environment, work orders received and finished.
- Serves as a technical resource to various departments in providing expertise in the area of Clinical Engineering IT and participates on project task teams as assigned.
- Participates in hospital sponsored education relating to job function and attends all education programs deemed appropriate by the Manager.
- Evaluate new Clinical Engineering Information technology. Assist with the planning and design of future Clinical Engineering IT Equipment.
Required Education and Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in HTM, Computer Science, Technology, Business discipline or equivalent professional experience.
- Minimum of 2-4 Years of related Clinical Engineering Networking experience with a minimum of 1-2 years of IT Security.
Required Licensure and Certifications
- Valid Driver’s License
Required Minimum Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Training:
- Knowledge of information networking principles and best practices.
- Experience with HIPAA/HITECH compliance standards.
This position requires participation in a rotational on-call schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Candidates must be available to respond to urgent service needs outside of regular business hours and may be required to return to the facility on short notice.
Where You'll WorkAt the heart of CommonSpirit Health's ministry are the national office departments that provide the foundational support, resources, and expertise that empower local communities to focus on what they do best—caring for patients. Our teams bring together expertise in clinical excellence, operations, finance, human resources, legal, supply chain, technology, and mission integration.
Guided by our faith-based values, the national office fosters consistency, alignment, and innovation across CommonSpirit. By centralizing expertise and leveraging economies of scale, we enable each location to operate efficiently while maintaining flexibility to address unique local community needs. From advancing digital solutions to driving health equity, these departments extend the healing presence of humankindness everywhere we serve.
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Frequently asked questions
This position uniquely blends clinical engineering expertise with IT networking skills, focusing on maintaining and securing medical devices connected to hospital networks. It demands proficiency in both medical equipment repair and network architecture to ensure devices operate safely within healthcare IT environments.
Professionals often advance toward senior biomedical engineering roles, clinical IT leadership, or specialized cybersecurity positions within healthcare. The hybrid skill set in medical devices and network security makes this role a strong foundation for leadership in digital health innovation and clinical technology management.
Locally valued certifications include Certified Clinical Engineer (CCE), CompTIA Security+, and certifications in HIPAA compliance. Since Arkansas healthcare facilities emphasize regulatory compliance and security, credentials demonstrating expertise in medical IT security and clinical equipment safety are advantageous.
Yes, Little Rock's expanding healthcare sector, including organizations like Catholic Health Initiatives, is increasing hiring for hybrid clinical and IT roles. The need for professionals who can manage medical device networks while ensuring compliance with HIPAA and cybersecurity standards is on the rise.
Managing diverse clinical devices across multiple sites requires balancing technical troubleshooting with strict regulatory compliance. The role demands rapid response to urgent device issues, seamless integration of cybersecurity measures, and collaboration across IT and clinical teams within a faith-based organizational culture.
CHIs emphasizes continuous education through hospital-sponsored training and encourages participation in interdisciplinary project teams. Their faith-driven mission fosters innovation and development opportunities, especially in advancing digital clinical solutions and promoting health equity across their network.
Salaries typically range from $75,000 to $95,000 annually, influenced by experience in clinical engineering and network security. Given the specialized skill set required, compensation at Catholic Health Initiatives aligns competitively with regional healthcare technology roles.
On-call participation is essential, as urgent medical device or network failures can impact patient care. Candidates must be prepared for nights, weekends, and holidays, responding swiftly to emergencies to maintain uninterrupted clinical operations.
Beyond repair capabilities, this role demands advanced knowledge of IT networking, cybersecurity protocols, and clinical IT infrastructure. It requires designing secure network solutions and performing risk assessments, contrasting with more hardware-focused technician responsibilities.
Yes, maintaining HIPAA and HITECH compliance is critical, involving secure handling of protected health information within connected medical devices. The engineer must implement cybersecurity safeguards to prevent breaches while ensuring clinical equipment functionality remains uninterrupted.