An often-overlooked area of biomedical equipment engineering is the field of dentistry. The reason for this unfortunate event is twofold: Biomeds tend to prefer working on high-tech equipment used in traditional hospital settings, and school-based training programs today rarely expose them to dental equipment. When biomeds start their careers, they typically do not think of […]
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Minimum purchase standards for a changing environment
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CMMS versus CEMS
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This business-savvy department eliminated most service contracts, improved response time, and earned the trust of its customers
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One measure of today’s biomedical equipment technician can be whether or not he or she is certified. With so few biomedical electronics programs offered by colleges and universities, many technicians learn by the hands-on method. There is, of course, great value to this approach. However, with so many biomedical technician jobs being filled by people […]
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