BIOMEDICAL IMAGING JOB-PET SYSTEMS ENGINEER IN GE HEALTHCARE
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Author Archives: Kush Tripathi
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER HOSPITAL JOB @BHILLAI,CHATTISGARH
Experience:3 – 5 Years
Location:
Bhillai
Compensation:Best in Hospital Industry
Education:UG – B.Tech/B.E. – Biomedical PG – M.Tech – Biomedical
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Role:Paramedic
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:10 Nov
Desired Candidate Profile
Knowledge of electronics troubleshooting.
Significant knowledge of hospital and departmental policies and procedures.
Ability to demonstrate competency in the use and operation of all required equipment. (To be developed after hands on experience)
Job Description
Needed a Biomedical engineer who has 3-5 years of experience in a hospital in the Biomedical dept.
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING JOB @ BENGALURU
Location:
BENGALURU, Karnataka
Ref ID:
76702
Description Company Name : Tele Vital India Pvt Ltd
Knowledge of biomedical instrumentation is preffered.Design and development of devise driver for biomedical devices in c /c++ for serial /parallel /ethernet port interfaces .development of waveform /image processisng software and display a window platform. Functional Area : Engineering Design, R&D
Requirements Qualification :
Minimum Experience : (3) Year
Maximum Experience : (5) Year
B.Tech/B.E.How to Apply : Company has requested to send your CV through Email
115TH ANIVERSARY:TODAY IS THE DAY OF X.RAY-IMPORTANT & BASIC INFORMATION FOR ALL THE BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS
ALL THE DATA HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM NASA WEBSITE FOR THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION & SPREADING INFORMATION
X-rays
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To the right is an image of a real X-ray detector. This instrument is called the Proportional Counter Array and it is on the Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RXTE) satellite. It looks very different from anything you might see at a dentist’s office!
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X-rays were first observed and documented in 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, a German scientist who found them quite by accident when experimenting with vacuum tubes.
A TWO DAY WORKSHOP ON ESSENTIAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR HEALTH MONITORING, 27TH & 28TH NOVEMBER , ORGANIZED BY IISc BANGLORE
DESCRIPTION
Instruments that are being used for health monitoring has
become indispensible in clinic, especially in emergency and intensive care units.
Non-invasive biomedical instruments that can continuously
monitor the physiological signals have become standard of health care and
the recent advances in instrumentation have made them both reliable and precise.
The aim of this workshop is to impart the necessary technical and clinical skills to
understand the essential instrumentation in these health monitoring devices.
There will be a hands-on lab session to provide much needed