• Installation, Maintenance, and Repair:
Biomedical technicians install new equipment, perform routine maintenance, and repair malfunctioning equipment.
• Testing and Calibration:
They test and calibrate equipment to ensure it meets safety standards and performs correctly.
• Diagnostic Testing:
They use diagnostic tools and software to identify and troubleshoot issues with medical equipment.
• Record Keeping:
They maintain detailed records of all maintenance, repairs, and testing performed on equipment.
• Training and Support:
Biomedical technicians may train healthcare staff on the proper use of medical equipment.
• Equipment Evaluation:
They assess the need for new equipment, evaluate service contracts, and make recommendations for equipment replacement.
• Compliance:
They ensure that equipment complies with relevant regulations and industry standards.
Skills and Qualifications:
• Technical Skills:
Strong understanding of electronics, mechanics, and other relevant technical fields.
• Troubleshooting:
Ability to diagnose and resolve technical issues with medical equipment.
• Problem-Solving:
Ability to identify problems, analyze their cause, and implement solutions.
• Communication Skills:
Ability to communicate effectively with healthcare staff, vendors, and manufacturers.