William Harding, CBET

William Harding, CBET is a highly skilled and dedicated Certified Biomedical Engineering Technician with over a decade of experience in clinical and field-based biomedical equipment support. Passionate about technology and patient care, William thrives on troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining complex medical devices to ensure the highest level of safety and functionality for healthcare providers and patients alike. He is known for his customer-oriented approach and commitment to going above and beyond to meet the needs of those he serves.

William currently serves as a Clinical Engineering Technician at Aspen Medical, supporting field hospitals in Haiti. In this role, he operates, maintains, and repairs a wide range of clinical equipment in remote and challenging environments, ensuring compliance with U.S. and Australian standards. His responsibilities include installing equipment, diagnosing and correcting malfunctions, performing functional tests, and maintaining detailed documentation—all while collaborating closely with medical teams to deliver critical healthcare services in mission-driven settings.

Prior to his current role, William gained extensive experience at TRIMEDX, Blount Memorial Hospital, ZEISS Medical Technology, and Naval Hospital Jacksonville. He has worked on installations, preventive and corrective maintenance, calibration, and verification of highly complex biomedical systems. He has also served as an advisor to clinical and administrative staff on the safe use and proper operation of medical equipment and has contributed to departmental improvement by mentoring colleagues. William’s experience spans a variety of equipment, including ICU monitors, defibrillators, surgical generators, and sterilizers, all while ensuring compliance with Joint Commission (JCAHO) standards.

William holds certifications as a Certified Biomedical Engineering Technician (CBET) and has completed both basic and advanced Department of Defense Biomedical Equipment Technician training courses. He combines technical expertise with strong project management and supervisory skills, making him a reliable and resourceful professional in both clinical and field-based environments. Beyond his technical career, William has contributed to community initiatives, including coordinating environmental stewardship programs, demonstrating his commitment to service and leadership both inside and outside the workplace.

• DOD Biomedical Equipment Technician Training Course – Advanced (J3ABR4A231), Engineer’s Degree, Advanced Biomedical Engineering, 2004
• DOD Biomedical Equipment Technician Training Course – Basic, Engineer’s Degree, Biomedical Engineering, 1999–2000

• Certified Biomedical Engineering Technician (CBET), AAMI, Dec 2021 – Apr 2024

• Distinguished Marianas Region Sister Village Award for environmental stewardship initiatives (2007)

• U.S. Navy – 20 years of service
• AAMI (Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation)

• Environmental Stewardship Flagship Coordinator – coordinated and participated in over 10 environmental clean-up projects including road-side and beach clean-ups, involving over 500 man-hours with civilians and military personnel