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EMSAR Interview Prep – Jesse Wint Quick-reference cheat sheet to prepare for EMSAR Field Service Engineer interview. Use bullet points as memory cues, not full answers. Technical Troubleshooting Infusion pump at UConn – error logs, identified faulty pressure sensor, replaced & recalibrated. Result: Returned to service same shift, no further failures. Prioritization & Independence Andover site – triaged urgent patient monitors over PM checks; communicated timelines to staff. Night shift bed repair – used service manual, replaced actuator, documented in CMMS. Customer Communication Sterilization-related concerns – explained timelines, provided temporary solutions. Regular updates to nurses & department heads during downtime. Training & Education Infusion pump in-service training for nurses at UConn. Created quick step-by-step reference guide – reduced user errors. Compliance & Documentation Maintained sterilization records; ensured FDA & hospital compliance. Used CMMS (TMS, Vityl, Inservice) to log work orders & history. Adaptability to Equipment Experience across infusion therapy, patient monitors, diagnostic devices, physical therapy equipment, beds & stretchers. Quick learner with OEM manuals and schematics. Teamwork & Collaboration Worked with nurses & dept. heads to coordinate downtime and repairs. Built cooperative relationships with clinical staff. Travel & Flexibility Supported both Andover, MA and UConn, CT sites. Adapted quickly to new environments and staff needs.