Biomedical Engineer
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesThis position is located in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Center for Medicare, Technology, Coding, and Pricing Group, Division of Durable Medical, Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics & Supplies (DMEPOS) Policy. As a Biomedical Engineer, GS-0858-14, you will serve as a Technical Advisor for DMEPOS technology assessments and pricing analyses, and lead the Division's technical assessments and comparisons of new technology item features and costs.Provides expert and authoritative advice and guidance in the analyses and pricing determinations for medical devices and services. Participates in the development of proposals to facilitate improvements in the accuracy and comprehensive determinations of the comparability and cost of new technology of medical devices, supplies, and services versus older technology. Leads teams in developing analyses and findings as input to preamble language, policy assessments, and prepares briefing material and reports for use by leadership in the development of regulations. Formulates and conducts applied biomedical engineering technology assessments of the design, purpose, function, effectiveness, and cost of medical devices and supplies.
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