Thurman Davis

I would like the opportunity to apply for the Field Service Engineer. I feel I would be a good fit with your company. I have a wide range of skills, Vital monitors, Immunoassay and Chemistry analyzers, Contrast Injectors, and I am willing to go to any training that the department finds a need for. I have been cleared through most hospital credentialling agencies, and love traveling and working.

My electronics career began with the USAF working on the Radar on the F4E/G fighter aircraft. I worked in the shop and out on flight line and troubleshot to component and board level. Then proceeded to work contract jobs with Lockheed and DynCorp, then I switched to the medical side.

I worked at Mallinckrodt Pharmaceutical repairing the Cellex machine used in Apheresis department my western region, Catholic Health Initiatives as a Senior mobile biomed (CBET) for Centura outbound clinics maintaining medical equipment. Also, in that position, we served as Biomedical IT, we do updates and set security settings on most medical equipment connected to the server. Furthermore, I volunteered to learn Siemens Vista 500 and 1500 first look tech prior to making a call for Siemens for company savings purposes.

Also worked on GE Logiq / Vivid E9, and various Philips Ultrasound machines. Prior to this job was at Enbio where I repaired medical equipment Sphygmomanometers, Exam Tables, Ultrasound systems, Bladder Scanners, EKG machines, Vital Signs monitors, and Patient Scales at clinics in my assigned region for Kaiser. Previous job, I was with Apexx Veterinarian I repaired various infusion pumps such as Baxter 6201, 6300, microscopes, and many Leading-Edge products such as 1035i and the 935i.

Bachelor's degree from Park University