Experience:0 – 4 Years
Compensation:Rupees 1,00,000 – 1,50,000
Negotiable. depends on the experience
Education:UG – Any Graduate – Any Specialization PG – Any PG Course – Any Specialization
Role:Lab Technician/Medical Technician/Lab Staff
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:22 Jul
Desired Candidate Profile
10+2 with Diploma course in concerned discipline, Working Knowledge of Computers
Job Description
• Assist the consultants in carrying out the procedures
• Maintenance the calibration of TMT machine in coordination with Biomedical Engineering Department
• To do portable ECGs and also Pediatric ECGs
• Responsible for maintenance of ECG machine
Introduction
The body produces various physiological signals. The accessibility to these signals is important because
(1) they can be internal (blood pressure)
(2) they may emanate from the body (infrared radiation)
(3) they may be derived from a tissue sample (blood or tissue biopsy)
All physiological signals can be grouped into the following categories –
(1)biopotential
(2) pressure
(3) flow
(4)dimensions( for example : imaging)
(5)displacement (such as velocity, force, andacceleration)
(6) impedence
(7) temperature
(8) chemical concentration and composition.
Some times, it become essential to monitor physiological events from a distant place.
Some of such situations are:
(a) Monitoring of astronauts during flight.
(b) Monitoring of patients in ambulance while transit to hospital.
(c) Monitoring of patients while obtaining their exercise electrocardiogram.
(d) Monitoring of patients who are permitted to stay away from the hospital.
(e) Monitoring of animals in their natural habitat.
(f) Transmission of ECG or other medical information through telephone links
(g) Isolating the patients from electricity operated measuring equipment such as ECG equipment inorder to prevent any accidental shock to them.
About
The Seminar has been jointly funded by AICTE and JISCE with the objective of providing a forum for interaction among academicians, industry experts, and doctors, faculties leading to sharing of research ideas, methodologies and practices. A series of invited talks & papers will be delivered on various important topics. Some of them are Biomedical Instrumentation, Biomedical Signal & Image Processing, Biomaterials & Artificial organs. Selected papers will be published in the Seminar Proceedings along with Best Paper Award.
Registration Details
Important dates
31st May 2011:Last date for abstract submission
10thJune 2011: Notification for abstract acceptance
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