Biomedical Engineer

The job duties of a Biomedical Engineer involve designing, developing, and maintaining cutting-edge medical equipment and devices. The position plays a vital role in pushing the boundaries of medical technology, ultimately improving patient outcomes and enhancing the quality of healthcare services. 

Responsibilities

• Approve new equipment through testing, ensuring standards and compliance
• Install new equipment by setting, adjusting, calibrating, and testing functionality
• Maintain equipment by following preventive maintenance schedules, performing tests, troubleshooting, and resolving malfunctions
• Design and create  biomedical technology, including artificial internal organs and body parts, machines, devices, and software
• Compile, analyze, and summarize data to prepare biomedical reports, highlighting information and trends
• Write reports and documents describing protocols, policies, maintenance, standards for use and repair of biomedical tools, machinery, and software
• Share expertise in biomedical engineering through consulting, writing, or teaching
• Update service records for all biomedical machines and equipment
• Design, construct, and upkeep various medical equipment, devices, and diagnostic tools