Urgently Required
One of the top leading medical company in UAE representing internationally renowned Medical Equipment, Laboratory, Dental Equipment, Medical Consumables, and Pharmaceutical items manufacturers. Project & Tender Co-Ordinator – 1 post
Bio Medical Engineer with MBA & 2-3 years experience having good knowledge in handling tenders related to medical projects Biomedical Engineer – 1 post
Biomedical Engineer with 2-3 years of experience having good knowledge in servicing the ultra-sound machines.
Troubleshooting and maintaining purchase, Insurance, AMC and all other activities of biomedical team in the hospital
Co-ordination in Installation of CT scan, MRI, PET CT, CR, Cathlab, Theater Light and X-ray, Ultrasound scan & Echo cardiogram and any other technical support required
Company Details [Praxis HR]
Praxis is a healthcare consultancy carrying out placement for reputed multispeciality hospitals in India and abroad
The incumbent should be able to independently develop hardware for innovative medical products. He/she will be part of the Hardware team which will work on building simple, cost effective hardware solutions for the next generation medical devices.
Desired Candidate Profile
Knowledge of all (or most of them) 1)RC, Diode and BJTs circuits 2)Power converters 3)Circuit design (OrCAD), Schematic and PCB Layout. 4)C and assembly programing and OS for uCs 5)Serial and USB communications 6)Device drivers 7) Image formats
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