Inside Naval Hospital Pensacola’s BMET Team
From installing dental X-ray systems to maintaining more than 3,500 medical devices, Naval Hospital Pensacola's biomedical equipment technicians keep equipment safe, calibrated, and ready for patient care.
From installing dental X-ray systems to maintaining more than 3,500 medical devices, Naval Hospital Pensacola's biomedical equipment technicians keep equipment safe, calibrated, and ready for patient care.
The new biomedical engineering programs will offer a doctoral degree, thesis and non-thesis master’s degrees, and two graduate certificates.
After more than a decade of outsourcing, the cancer center transitioned its HTM program in-house to align technical service with its clinical mission.
HiLabs says the HITRUST i1 certification reinforces its commitment to data privacy and strengthens protections against evolving cybersecurity threats.
Training programs are evolving as HTM teams face more complex, connected medical equipment and changing skill needs.
A custom-built training program tackles the technician shortage with a blend of virtual learning and on-the-job training.
The virtual museum honors leaders who have significantly contributed to clinical engineering and aims to foster public awareness of the profession.