The objectives of the Biomedical Engineering are as follows:

In today's highly technical and rapidly changing medical field, human life depends not only on the expertise of doctors, nurses, and technicians, but on the proper functioning of sophisticated biomedical equipment. The people responsible for maintaining these highly specialized machines are the biomedical equipment technicians (BMETs). Not only must they know how to maintain and repair this equipment quickly and efficiently, but they must also understand its interaction with the patient and be able to teach its safe and proper use to others. Other responsibilities will include installation, calibration, inspection, preventative maintenance, and operation supervision.

Duties:

BMETs are responsible for the maintenance, installation, calibration, and repair of biomedical equipment designed to diagnose and treat medical conditions. This equipment may include anesthesiology machines, cardiac monitors, infusion pumps, defibrillators, radiology equipment, and ventilators. This equipment can vary from handheld to room-sized. Biomedical equipment technicians spend a considerable amount of time on preventive maintenance. All biomedical equipment must undergo regularly scheduled preventive maintenance checks to ensure that everything is in proper working condition. Detailed records of preventive maintenance checks must be completed and kept by biomedical technicians as well.

Key Factors

• Professionally Managed
• Transparency in Business
• Long Term Relations
• After Sales Service
• Reliable & Quality Products
• Wide Range of Equipment
• Importer, Manufacturer, Distributor