A clinical engineer is a person who works in the evaluation of medical devices and other tasks that involve physics, biochemistry and other areas. The specific job is to properly evaluate and research imaging products.
Clinical engineers combine an understanding of modern medicine with a thorough understanding of engineering. This is often the kind of job that opens up a lot of career opportunities for a person, with many careers relying on completely different skills.
A clinical engineer working in a hospital may find that he is essentially a technical manager, helping to select equipment and manage maintenance staff.
If a clinical engineer finds work in an industrial setting, he can work on anything from medical device design to sales.
Hospital engineers usually work mainly: responsible for clinical large-scale medical equipment purchased before the examination and demonstration, feasibility analysis work and purchase of medical equipment after the installation and acceptance, to ensure that the quality and safety of medical equipment; responsible for the use of medical equipment, routine maintenance, maintenance, measurement and testing, safety supervision to ensure that the instrumentation is in the use of state, such as equipment failure and other issues, to determine the cause of failure in a timely manner and actively deal with the problem. To timely determine the cause of failure and actively deal with.
As a hospital engineer should be often on the clinical medical staff for technical training and safety awareness of instrumentation education, increase the familiarity of the medical staff to use, improve the maintenance of the use of equipment to improve the maintenance of the awareness of the instrumentation to reduce the failure rate of the instrumentation.