Biomedical Engineer In Hospitals

A biomedical engineer in a hospital setting ensures the proper functioning and safety of medical equipment and technology. They work with everything from basic devices like thermometers to advanced equipment like MRI scanners, ensuring they are safe, effective, and easy for both patients and healthcare staff to use. Equipment Management: Biomedical engineers purchase, install, maintain, and troubleshoot medical devices and equipment. This includes performing regular inspections, calibrations, and preventative maintenance to ensure equipment is in optimal working condition. Technical Support and Training: They provide technical support to medical staff, responding to inquiries and resolving issues related to medical devices. They also train healthcare personnel on the proper and safe use of biomedical equipment. Safety and Compliance: Biomedical engineers ensure that all medical equipment adheres to safety regulations and standards. They may conduct safety tests and implement procedures to maintain a safe working environment. Inventory Management: They manage the hospital's inventory of medical equipment, ensuring adequate stock and recommending upgrades or replacements as needed. Reporting and Documentation: Biomedical engineers prepare reports on equipment performance and maintain accurate records of maintenance, repairs, and safety checks. In essence, biomedical engineers in hospitals bridge the gap between engineering principles and medical practice, optimizing the use of technology to enhance patient care and improve healthcare delivery. Job Type: Full-time Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month Benefits: Health insurance Provident Fund Schedule: Morning shift Rotational shift Supplemental Pay: Yearly bonus Work Location: In person