Job Description: Job Responsibilities: -Knowledge of Conventional and spiral CT scan installation and troubleshooting. -Responsible for the routine maintenances of X ray imaging products such as Cathlabs, Surgery C-Arms, Diagnostic Xray products etc. -Comprehensive knowledge of repairing digital & analog circuit, HV tank(JEDI) and X-ray tube. -Effectively manage multiple complex task simultaneous Identify resources and follow up to ensure services are helpful to client. Assist in creating service plans and monitor progress. -Capable team member or team leader equally effective working independently with no supervision. -Thorough understanding of medical terms ,RCA-BERC rule and regulation, client/patient assessments, and cite planning need.
What they do: Design and develop medical devices, treatments, and procedures, from artificial hearts to drug-delivery systems. Breathtaking technological advances are intersecting with the medical needs of an aging population, creating what the U.S. government projects will become “the fastest-growing occupation in the economy.”
What’s to like: The mix of disciplines, says Steve Sherman, 54, a biomedical engineer for Maine Manufacturing in Sanford, Maine, which produces lab supplies and components for medical equipment. “Some days I’ll work only in biology, other days in engineering, and sometimes combine the two.”
Applications are invited for admission to the following (i) ResearchProgramme[Ph D / M Sc (Engg)] (ii) CourseProgramme[ME /M Tech/M Des/M.Mgt] (iii) Integrated Ph DProgrammeand (iv) External RegistrationProgramme(Ph D only) at the Institute. Complete eligibility criteria, specialization, areas of research and the other details are available at our website http://www.iisc.ernet.in/admissions. Candidates who have not yet completed their qualifying examinations and expect to complete all the requirements for the degree (including all examinations, project dissertation, viva-voce etc.) before July 31, 2011, are also eligible to apply.
Artificial Heart Science – This episode spotlights biomedical engineer Richard Smith, CCE, MSEE, the director of the Artificial Heart Program at University Medical Center (UMC) in Tucson, Ariz. When Smith went to college, biomedical engineers weren’t part of the operating room team. However, his background in science and math got him into the operating room in 1985, when he helped implant the first Total Artificial Heart used as a bridge-to-transplant. Today, it is the only FDA, Health Canada and CE approved temporary Total Artificial Heart in the world. There have been more 790 implants, and surgical teams look to Smith to be the expert on the Total Artificial Heart and other heart devices.
ELIGIBILITY : Professor:Ph.D. with 10 years teaching experience (5 years as Assistant Professor) Assistant Professor: M.E. / M.Tech. with 8 years of teaching experience Senior Lecturer: M.E. / M.Tech. with 5 years of teaching experience Lecturer: Minimum M.E / M.Tech. or UG with 80% and above
Specialization Preferred
Biomedical: Medical Electronics, Applied Electronics
Pay Scale : As per AICTE Norms. Salary will not be a constraint for deserving candidates.
B.E / B.Tech (CS/ EC/ EE/ Biomedical Engg) with valid GATE/NET score. OR M. Tech. in CS/EC/EE/Biomedical Engg. OR M. Sc (Statistics & Informatics) with 1st class having GATE/NET score. Experience on Signal Processing & Pattern Recognition, Data Mining and programming skill MATLAB/VC++ will be preferred.
PROFESSOR,