Biomedical engineers and technicians should be integrated into the full lifecycle of healthcare technology—from procurement and installation to maintenance and long-term sustainability.
With a growing shortage of BMETs, smart equipment management strategies are needed to improve the lives of technicians.
As Baby Boomer technicians retire, tomorrow’s biomeds are increasingly young, creative, resourceful—and more diverse than their predecessors. In this article, 24x7 contributor A.J. Zak explores the changing face of biomed and why the future of the profession is brighter than ever before.
Biomedical engineers and technicians should be integrated into the full lifecycle of healthcare technology—from procurement and installation to maintenance and long-term sustainability.