Biomedical Engineer

Roles and Responsibilities

As a Biomedical Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting patients by developing biomedical equipment based on the specifications. You will also be responsible for troubleshooting and maintaining the equipment on a regular basis.  

• Planning and developing biomedical equipment.
• Conducting various tests on devices and equipment.
• Setting up the biomedical equipment.
• Educating and training the team members on using the systems.
• Calibrating the equipment as per the requirements.
• Maintaining and repairing biomedical devices.
• Providing training to the clinicians and other personnel on how to use the equipment.
• Resolving issues faced by the professional team.
• Maintaining proper inventory levels and restocking them as and when needed.
• Offering technical assistance to the person using the equipment.
• Preparing technical documentation on how to use the equipment.
• Researching on new techniques to be used in the biomedical industry.
• Writing reports and documents detailing procedures and policies.
• Attending meetings and conferences organized by the company.
• Complying with the rules and regulations of the company.
• Staying updated with the latest trends in the biomedical industry.