National Rural Health Mission, Haryana has advertised for various vacancies. Eligible candidate can apply for recruitment to these jobs as follows –
- Bio Medical Engineer/Division Level- 1 post
- Bio Medical Engineer/District Level- 3 post
How to Apply – Duly completed application along with needed documents should be mailed to the following address –
Mission Director, National Rural Health Mission, Health Department, Paryatan Bhawan, Bay No. 55-58, Sector 2, Punchkula, Haryana
Last date for application – 09-04-2012
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Job Description
Engineering degree in Electronic or degree in Bio medical engineering.
Hands on experience in handling medical equipments.
Manage the entire dept which includes manpower, Material, machines.
Responsible for the medical equipments in the hospital.
Maintain the price list of spares for all major equipments
Co-ordinate between the dept/wards
Ensure that the downtime of any equipment is minimum
Desired Candidate Profile:
Engineering degree in Electronic or degree in Bio medical engineering.
Hands on experience in handling medical equipments.
Manage the entire dept which includes manpower, Material, machines.
Responsible for the medical equipments in the hospital.
Maintain the price list of spares for all major equipments
Co-ordinate between the dept/wards
Ensure that the downtime of any equipment is minimum
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Topics of seminar
- Computer Application in Rehabilitation Engineering
- Latest Developments in Rehabilitation Engineering
- Challenges in Rehabilitation Engineering
- Assist devices in Rehabilitation Engineering
Speakers
Experts from IISc, IIT’s and Anna University Chennai
Free Accomodation, Boarding and lodging for selected participants
To and Fro 2nd class fare for the outstation Candidates will be given
Deadline: March 20, 2012 When: April 27, 2012 – April 28, 2012
Eligibility
Faculty members from AICTE approved institutions are eligible to apply. Relevant experience in research/teaching in biomedical engineering will be an additional qualification.
This is a preview of Alpha 2012 – National Seminar on Recent Trends in Rehabilitation Engineering.
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If you consider your brain a microprocessor, you could assume that an increased electrical charge would lead to faster brain cells.
As silly as that sounds, that assumption may in fact be accurate. There is a startup called GoFlow, which intends to be offering a mass-market tDCS device, which stands for transcranial direct current stimulation.
There is not much information on the device as well as the manufacturer as of now, but they claim that they can provide a basic, DIY tDCS machine for just $99, instead of the typical cost of at least $600 in medical fields or academia. The promise is that tDCS has been proven to work in pain treatment and in the military to train snipers and drone pilots, who saw their learning rates accelerate by a factor of 2.5x.
This is a preview of Charge your Brain to Learn Faster:Biomedical Technology.
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