With the need for health care increasing and the growing complexity of technology, the goal of passing these important roles to the next generation cannot be underestimated. Read more
Jumper did not make a beeline to the HTM profession originally. He was one of those people who liked to get into the mechanics of things though. Read more
For many people, given a choice of hobbies, brewing your own beer would be near the top of the list. If you could turn that hobby into a side business, it might rank up there with sailing th... Read more
The Martin Army Community Hospital Clinical Engineering Section does its part to ensure quality health care for those stationed at Fort Benning, near Columbus, Georgia. Read more
Logistics can be a challenge for biomeds in other countries and service members stationed in foreign duty stations are not exempt. Read more
When not making the rounds in the OR maintaining equipment, this biomed makes the rounds battling it out with other roller derby pros, earning her bruises and representing biomed proudly. Read more
As with all technologies, the potential of CMMS is ever-evolving, taking full advantage of other technologies and greater capabilities. Read more
It’s clear that this rural hospital in northern California has the right person holding down the fort in biomed. Read more
In northern Texas, the HTM functions get done right because of a small, dedicated team of professionals who work in the same place where a great general and president emerged. Both dedicated... Read more
The HTM department can be a model for all departments in achieving levels of efficiency, self-monitoring and cost savings to benefit the whole organization. Read more
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