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Zimmer Biomet is seeking experienced supervisors to join its Operations team. Apply for opportunities across various shifts. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree and three to five years of manufacturing supervisory experience. Join the team and be among the 19,000 Team Members who work to Alleviate pain and improve the quality of lives for people around the world daily. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQJpl
In honor of Veterans Day, Commander Rorke Denver spoke to Zimmer Biomet veterans and Team Members Friday, Nov. 9, in Warsaw, Ind. Commander Denver has headed all phases of training for the U.S. Navy SEALs and has led special-forces missions around the world. He is also well-known for his starring role in the movie “Act of Valor” and for his New York Times bestseller “Damn Few: Making the Modern SEAL Warrior.”
In honor of all the men and women who served and continue to serve the United States’ armed forces, “Happy Veterans Day!” Thank you for your service and your sacrifice.
Join our team of more than 18,000 Team Members across the globe. Zimmer Biomet’s Jacksonville, Fla., facility is seeking an experienced Regulatory Affairs (RA) professional. The RA Senior Specialist position requires an intermediate understanding of the regulatory submissions process, as well as medical devices. The team desires a candidate with a bachelor’s degree in life sciences or engineering and experience in electronic medical devices. Learn more and apply today. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQS5o
Members of the Bridgend, Wales, team participated in a beach clean at Rest Bay, Porthcawl Sept. 17 as part of the site’s community engagement initiative. The Community Engagement Team supported the Marine Conservation Society as part of the Great Beach Clean sponsored by Keep Wales Tidy, a charity working across Wales to protect the environment. As well as collecting litter, volunteers recorded what they found; this information will be fed into a global snapshot survey of litter around the world. “We have an opportunity to make a real difference within our community, supporting charities, education and community organizations,” said Andrew, an IT Team Member.
Team Members from Zimmer Biomet attended a RecruitMilitary event in Miami, Fla., Sept. 6. RecruitMilitary helps employers connect with America’s veterans by hosting veteran career fairs across the United States. “The event was a success. I was impressed with the great candidates that stopped by our table even though the weather conditions in Miami were not optimal. It was great to represent Zimmer Biomet in this event, and I look forward to continuing to do so in the future,” says Luis, a member of the Zimmer Biomet recruiting team.
What’s better than raising money for Feed My Starving Children (FMSC)? Dunking your co-workers! On Aug. 2, leads from the Sports Medicine teams sat on the hot (wet) seat in a dunking booth and allowed Team Members to drench them to raise more than $1,500 for FMSC—enough to feed 19 children for a year. The money raised will be used to purchase food for FMSC’s MobilePack event in Warsaw, Ind., which will take place Oct. 17 to 20. MobilePack events provide an opportunity for volunteers to pack and donate food during a community-wide event. The goal for the Warsaw event is to pack 1,000,000 meals.
Meet Jennifer. Jennifer is an engineering lead in the Hips department. “My dad received a Zimmer Biomet hip replacement before I started working at the company,” said Jennifer. “I am extremely proud to be a member of the Hip Development Engineering team that created his implants. There is an amazing sense of camaraderie within the team, and it no doubt contributed to the success of my dad’s implant. This team inspires me to do my best every day to help other people’s family members.”
On June 14, Zimmer Biomet’s Young Professional Network and Women-Inspired Network joined forces to host “Find a Mentor. Be a Mentor.” The event served as an opportunity for Team Members interested in mentorships to network with potential mentors. Rather than formally matching mentors and mentees, the event promoted guided conversations and opened networking opportunities between mentors and mentees to facilitate connections.
Zimmer Biomet supports nonprofits that are improving diversity within the orthopaedics industry. One of those nonprofits is the Perry Initiative, which aims to inspire young women to become leaders in engineering and orthopaedic surgery. Zimmer Biomet has also been instrumental in providing Orthopaedics in Action kits for middle and high school STEM students through the Perry Initiative. The kits include five real-world engineering and orthopaedic surgery challenges. Students master math and science concepts while learning about careers in bioengineering and orthopaedics. “The work we do at Zimmer Biomet transforms the lives of patients all over the world,” said Heather, Team Member, Compliance. “I think it is fortunate that we can introduce so many students, particularly girls and young women, to career options in the field of orthopaedics.”
