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As a medical engineer we go through tough times but the success is so so satisfying
Biomedical Engineer | HTM | Medical Equipment Planner | Biomedical Trainer | Biomedical Consultant
Climbing a ladder to replace the bulb of an operation theatre light was challenging, but I still enjoyed it. Despite the unpleasant smell while working on an amalgam separator in a dental chair suction unit, I wasn't hesitant to tackle the task. Though I endured pain from a skin burn while working on an autoclave, I found joy in the job. Despite the strong chemical odor from an X-ray film processor, I persisted in repairing it for various issues. Working on lab equipment was risky, yet fulfilling. Replacing 240 cubic feet oxygen cylinders on a Medical Gas Manifold every alternate day was tough, but I managed. Responding to emergency calls at midnight to fix medical equipment wasn't easy, but I did it for years. Despite the challenges, I found great satisfaction in all these tasks for several years as a biomedical technician/engineer. #biomedicalengineering #htm 💙ðŸ¤â¤ï¸
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Biomedical Engineer | HTM | Medical Equipment Planner | Biomedical Trainer | Biomedical Consultant
As a biomedical technician / engineer, don't let your management assess your abilities solely based on the performance of the equipment you maintain. Instead, document everything you do and allow others to evaluate you based on that record. #biomedical #engineering â¤ï¸
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As a biomedical technician/engineer, the time you spend on a particular piece of medical equipment is significantly less compared to the time spent by its end user. Therefore, it is crucial to listen carefully when they report a problem before attempting to fix it. #biomedical #biomedicalengineer
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Helping Medical Researchers | Literature Review | Medical Lab Technologist |Medical Personal Assistant|Expert in immunology and ELISA | Grammarly, Plagiarism-free content, Copywriting
Do you know what the unsung heroes of the healthcare industry are? Medical lab technologists. They analyze specimens, integrate complex data, and troubleshoot equipment, all to make sure doctors have accurate info to diagnose and treat patients. From running blood tests, to identifying cancer at a cellular level, they are at the forefront of healthcare. The world has never needed them more. In fact, the demand for MLTs is expected to grow 7% by 2029, as research continues to require more technicians. But, you don't have to go the traditional route and work as a clinical lab technician. The tech industry, for example, is integrating lab data to revolutionize healthcare and improve diagnoses. And, research and development is exploring ways to use tech to make lab processes more efficient and effective. So, if you're a curious mind with an eye for detail and a passion for helping people, consider a career in medical lab technology. The possibilities to impact healthcare are endless, and the demand for talented people like you is only increasing. Are you familiar with the world of medical technology? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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It is the job of the more experienced Tech to recognize when a less experienced Tech needs help. The less experienced Tech should never feel unsure or overwhelmed. They should always feel comfortable to go up to a Senior and ask for help
DFW Branch Manager (SPBS) Host of Bearded Biomed Podcast 2024 AAMI & GE BMET Of The Year
What separates a technician of 15 years or more from a new grad/tech of a couple years?..... WISDOM/EXPERIENCE. What closes the gap between that tech of 15 plus years with a newer technician?... WORK ETHIC/ATTENTION TO DETAIL. * ie TO THE YOUNGER TECHS if you have great work ethic and attention to detail it will get you far as a biomed. Experience will come with time and strengthen those traits even further * #BMET #Biomed #technician #iamhtm
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Biomedical Engineer | HTM | Medical Equipment Planner | Biomedical Trainer | Biomedical Consultant
ð—ªð—µð—²ð—» ð˜†ð—¼ð˜‚ ð—¹ð—¼ð—¼ð—¸ ð—®ð˜ ð˜ð—µð—² ð—½ð—¶ð—°ð˜ð˜‚ð—¿ð—² ð—¯ð—²ð—¹ð—¼ð˜„ : âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s an electronic part – You are a normal human. âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s the repair process of an electronic device – You are a technical person. âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s the repair of an electronic device using appropriate testing tools – You are an electronic technician. âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s a medical equipment part being repaired – You are a Biomedical technician. âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s an MRI part being repaired – You are an experienced Biomedical Engineer/Technician. âœ…ï¸ If you can identify that it’s an MRI coil being tested using a DC power supply and an oscilloscope – You are a Field Service Engineer for MRI. âœ…ï¸ If you can provide more specific details – You are an experienced MRI service engineer. #Biomedical #Engineering 💚
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The role of a biomedical technician / engineer in a hospital is multifaceted, requiring a diverse skill set that spans both clinical and technical domains. On one hand, biomeds must possess a deep understanding of medical procedures and patient care protocols. They often interact directly with medical staff, assisting in the setup and operation of complex medical equipment during procedures or patient consultations. This clinical aspect of their job demands clear communication and quick problem solving skills to ensure the smooth functioning of critical equipment in high-pressure situations. Ultimately,the work of biomedical technician and engineer plays a vitual role in the overall functioning of a hospital, bridging the gap between clinical care and technological innovation. Their ability to navigate the complexities of both realms ensures that healthcare professionals have access to reliable equipment and resources to deliver optimal care to patients,highlighting the indispensable nature of their contributions to the healthcare industry. #biomedical #Engineering🧡 #Medvolant
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#hiring Medical and Clinical Laboratory Assistant/Technician job in San Antonio TX, San Antonio, United States, fulltime #opentowork #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SanAntoniojobs #Texasjobs #HealthcareMedical Apply: https://lnkd.in/gdNrxyZg DescriptionSummary: Accurately evaluates specimen orders and enter clinical data/information into a variety of computer systems
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"Are you a machine doctor?" My kids asked me that once, trying to figure out what I do. The name stuck in my house and I shared it with others for years. It's funny but also spot-on for us in the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) field, especially as HTM Week approaches. We're the go-to folks ensuring medical equipment runs right, crucial for patient care. Here's the thing: our engineering pals are known as "Clinical Engineers" or "Biomedical Engineers," but us technicians? We've got a ton of titles. From Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET) and Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET) to Imaging Service Engineer, Lab Field Service Engineer, Sterilizer Service Technician, and the list goes on, including Medical Equipment Technician, HTM Technician, Medical Equipment Repairer, Field Service Technician, Equipment Specialist, and Clinical Instrumentation Technician. This mix of titles shows our diverse skills but also makes it tricky to explain our role. As HTM Week nears, let's chat about finding a unified title that does justice to all we do. Why? It's about making our role clear to everyone, from healthcare colleagues to folks thinking about joining our ranks. **Here's my ask**: 1. **Speak up**: What title works best for us? How can a unified title help us? 2. **Talk about it**: Start conversations at work, online, anywhere. The more we talk, the closer we get to a title that fits. 3. **Make noise**: Use HTM Week to push this talk into the spotlight. Your voice matters. With all the titles we've got, it's a wonder anyone outside our field keeps them straight. But here's to finding one that sticks, making our work known, and maybe making "machine doctor" a bit more official. Let's get this conversation rolling and make HTM Week the start of something big. Together, we can carve out a professional identity that's clear, recognized, and ready for the future. #HTM #HealthcareTech #UnifiedTitle #HTMWeek #IAMHTM
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