Perioperative Systems Integration Field Technician

A day on the road, a difference in the OR

You start the week with a travel plan set 1–3 weeks in advance. Sometimes you’re behind the wheel of a company vehicle; other times you’re boarding a flight. By mid‑morning, you’re on site at a hospital, reviewing proposals, port maps, wiring diagrams, and infrastructure drawings with an Integration Specialist I/II or an Integration Project Manager. The mission is clear: integrate the operating room so clinicians can focus on patient care.

What you’ll tackle

• Physically place and mount devices for operating room integration systems.
• Terminate and interconnect cabling, then configure software to bring the system online.
• Use test documentation to validate every function and confirm final configuration with hospital network teams.
• Provide concise verbal and written progress updates to the installation lead or project manager.
• Handle essential admin tasks promptly, including checklists, Siebel entry, expense reports, and timekeeping.
• Represent STERIS with courtesy and professionalism; follow all customer entry/exit protocols and adhere to STERIS and customer Health & Safety procedures.

Travel and schedule

Expect extensive travel that can include day trips, overnights, and week‑long assignments. Hours flex with customer needs; overtime is common but not guaranteed.

Who succeeds here

• High School Diploma/GED and 2 years installing cable/audio‑visual/electronics; or an Associate’s in Electronics (or related) plus 1 year of relevant experience.
• Hands‑on troubleshooting strengths across PCs, video technologies, video cabling, and networking; strong Windows proficiency.
• Clear communicator—written and verbal—with the ability to manage shifting priorities.
• Willing and able to travel extensively and work outside standard business hours as needed.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean record.
• Preferred: Project management background; Biomed or Hospital IT exposure.

Technical proficiency

• Electrical Schematics
• 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
• Electrical Installation
• Conduit Pulling

Tools you’ll use

• Voltage Detector
• Multimeter

Why STERIS

Join a $5B global leader known for quality and safety—17,000 associates strong, including 4,000 customer‑facing field professionals. You’ll work across multiple states and health systems on diverse projects, directly supporting better patient outcomes. Grow your career in the U.S. or globally as you build expertise.

Compensation & benefits

Pay range: $54,187.50 – $70,125.00. This role is bonus‑eligible. Minimum pay will meet or exceed any higher county/city requirements. Final pay reflects multiple factors such as local labor markets, relevant experience, education, certifications, language skills, and more.

• Market‑competitive pay
• Extensive Paid Time Off plus 9 additional holidays
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Company vehicle
• Company cell phone and laptop
• Provided tools, equipment, and uniforms
• Short‑ and long‑term disability
• 401(k) with company match
• Maternity and paternal leave
• Optional add‑on benefits (e.g., pet insurance)
• Tuition reimbursement and continuing education
• Strong advancement potential and long‑term career stability

Learn more: STERIS Benefits