Jan 31, 2007 | Certification | 0 |
In 2005, the 30th anniversary of certification in clinical engineering (CCE) was celebrated. To promote certification and guide those who plan to take the CCE exam, 24×7 will sometimes offer—in place of ICC Prep—a column on CCE called “CCE Prep,” such as this month. In the coming issues, this column will discuss different topic areas of […]
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Accreditation, Anesthesia, PACS | 0 |
Do you ever wonder what it takes to become a senior BMET? Does it just take a lot of years of experience and then you magically become a senior BMET? Does the senior BMET need to be certified? Does the senior BMET need to be a leader? We gave this a lot of thought when […]
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Preventive Maintenance | 0 |
How useful is preventive maintenance (PM) in reducing or eliminating equipment failures? Not nearly as much as it could be, insist a growing number of biomeds across the country. Accordingly, many in the profession are seriously rethinking their PM processes and are searching for ways to get a better return on their investments of time […]
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Education, Government Regulations | 0 |
Biomeds report that they are happy in their work but still have plenty to say about salaries, long hours, and decreased staff.
Read MoreMention the words “biomed safety” to many biomeds, and they will think “electrical safety.” Too many in the industry do not realize that electrical safety is an ever-decreasing part of a biomed’s job. If you take a look around your shop, you will find numerous items that, if not handled correctly, are dangerous. Many of […]
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