About Us:

MeasureUp has been operating for over 15 years and we specialise in bringing our mobile diagnostic imaging service to anywhere in Australia via purpose built mobile Bone Buses. Due to our continuing growth, we have a new support (floating) technician position to be based in Perth. You will then transition to your own bone bus.

You'll Love This Job If:

You believe that bone health is important and that it's a privilege to help diagnose older Australians.

You are warm, kind, empathic, and patient.

You're not intimidated by driving a motor home (watch the video below), and you're not afraid to get your hands dirty and check the oil.

You are energised by being in a new environment most weeks, seeing new sights and meeting new people.

When you see something broken, you don’t wait for someone else to fix it.

You will be away from home from Monday morning and return home on a Friday afternoon for approximately 70% - 80% of the role. You will receive a daily travel allowance each night you are away;

You have a full driver’s licence (no provisional licence accepted for this role) and a Degree in a Science (Health) related field.

What You Will Do and Need:

Bone density scans for the over 70's age group.

The technician role involves considerable travel within Perth and around WA. You may be teaming up with another technician at a busy medical practice and in charge of your own bone bus.

Assist with general administrative and maintenance-related duties related to our bone buses, and DEXA (imaging) equipment.

We expect you to have a good level of computer and verbal communication skills, and excellent time management skills.

What We Provide:

All of your training requirements and training will take approximately 3-4 weeks (paid) regular overtime available

Quarterly bonus payments and overtime

The freedom of the road and interstate travel in this autonomous role

We would love to welcome you to the MeasureUp family. If you’re up for the challenge then please provide a cover letter and resume. Check out the video below.