Biomedical Equipment TechnologyOverviewHealth care professionals rely on an array of critical electronic devices to diagnose and provide medical care for their patients. With lives at stake, the proper operation of this equipment is vital. This task lies with highly skilled biomedical equipment technicians – specialists with core training in electronics – who can install, calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair medical equipment. Combining this with medical terminology and physiology, computer networking, and biomedical equipment systems, you will work on a wide range of health-related monitoring, diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical apparatus and instrumentation. |
