Biomedical Equipment Tech's

Hi Damurrell, I am a BMET as we call Biomedical Equipment Engineering Technicians in NZ. I have had 10 years experience working for Auckland District Health Board at Auckland City Hospital as a Biomedical Equipment Engineering Technician.

I wil be happy to try and answer your questions if I can.

Best Regards

Lewis

Regards.

The same term is used in PAKISTAN.

I had been working for major manufacturers & Suppliers like Siemens & Philips.

X-Ray Plants, Patient Monitoring, ECG & EEGs, Cardio-Units, Dental units & like were the units I have worked on for some 20 years; though I am off for some 10 years, but willing to reply if I could.

Hello, I am a BMET at an east coast non-profit hospital in the US. Our shop/office is an in-house program, meaning we are hospital owned, not third party. My responsibilities mainly reside in medical imaging, but also anything and everything else. I also run my own business taking care of a facility and some small imaging clinics. I've been in this business for ten years, but have seen all sides being in-house and then being a third party as well. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

If you could send me your email address I could email you all the questions I have and you could answer them and email them back to me that would be great. I appreciate your time and help. Thank you so much. After I have the paper complete I would be happy to send you a copy. Thanks again.

Hi Damurrell, my email is lewisd@adhb.govt.nz

i would love to get some advice on becoming a BMET. i live in louisville, ky and am looking to go to a private college with a 2-yr associate degree program for BMET. i would really appreciate any advice.

thank you

jasonpg@insightbb.com

Hi Damurrell,

I'm working as a BMET with the Medical Research Council (UK) base in The Gambia. Having worked for about four years, i been trained on various technologies. My department maintains equipment use for both research labs and clinical lab ranging from 9 color flow cytometers to clinical analysers. I was also opportuned to obtain factory training on computed radiography (X-Ray), automated clinical chemistry analyser, molecular device (spectroflourometer and spectrophotometer), safety cabinet, bone densitometer.

I will be grateful if you can also send me your questions for answers. As an engineer, i believe in is solidarity/sharing. To me, it's one of the noble professions we have.

regards