By Joshua Maberry Cybersecurity is no longer just a concern for large corporations and government entities. One of the largest attack surfaces today is health care where facilities rely on e... Read more

By Mike Powers ChristianaCare’s Clinical Engineering Department is certified and registered as ISO 9001:2015. The journey we took to achieve this was unique, and the experience helped us to... Read more

By Dave Francoeur Where is it? Is it being used? Is it broken? Is it clean? Every day, hospital clinical staff waste valuable time asking these questions about portable clinical devices – qu... Read more

By Connor Walsh When looking at the big picture in the world of clinical engineering, it is very overwhelming to think about the extensive work involved in maintaining a hospital’s entire in... Read more

By Ben Lewis A new year creates new opportunity. It is also the time of year when resolutions and goals are made. Why do we make goals and why are goals important? Goals help give us vision... Read more

By Chuck Overeem Equipment disposition is the process by which equipment is removed from use and physically removed from a hospital or clinic. There are several reasons to remove equipment.... Read more

By Gus Guevara, CHTM Over my career spanning more than three decades in healthcare technology management, I’ve learned a thing or two. One thing I’ve learned is that proper management of you... Read more

By Kathleen Licht and Chelsea Schoen For the past decade, the looming retirement crisis for BMETs has been at the forefront of the industry’s mind. It is apparent that there are multiple way... Read more

By Kevin J. Hutcherson, CHTM, CBET A nurse from the intensive care unit calls frantically because they have a critical patient on life support and their central station is not receiving pati... Read more

By Joie N. Marhefka, Ph.d Biomedical engineering technology students at Penn State New Kensington are required to complete a 400-hour internship before graduating. As an educator, I work wit... Read more