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Clinical EngineeringJob DescriptionClinical Engineering Jobs involve the design, development and maintenance of medical equipment and instruments. Clinical engineers design and work on the following types of equipment:
Working ConditionsClinical engineers often find work opportunities in hospitals or university medical schools, where they design, build and test systems or devices for new medical techniques and biomedical clinical engineering. Work may also be in the rehabilitation field, designing and manufacturing aids such as wheelchairs. Clinical engineering jobs may involve travel, often overseas. Clinical engineers require the following qualities:
Employers in the clinical engineering field include hospitals, universities, research establishments and medical equipment manufacturers. Entrance RequirementsGenerally the minimum requirement for beginning work as a clinical engineer is a degree in mechanical, electronic or electrical engineering from a recognized engineering school or university. Experienced clinical engineers can work towards chartered engineer status. Clinical engineering careers can progress into senior management or take responsibility for a team of other clinical engineers and technicians.
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