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We deliver highly practical training for biomedical engineers relating to the safety, servicing and performance verification of a range of equipment including electro-cardiovascular, ventilation, anaesthesia and dental.
At its heart is our core 2-week biomedical equipment course which provides new entrants to the healthcare sector with a solid understanding of biomedical equipment principles, applications and maintenance procedures.
Theory learning is combined with hands-on practical experience in our medical equipment labs and fully functioning operating theatre.
Course Title | Code | Length |
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Biomedical equipment maintenance practice | EMBC | 10 days |
Servicing anaesthesia & ventilation equipment | SVAE | 5 days |
Safety testing of electrical medical equipment (IEC 60601-1 + 62353) | EMME | 1 day |
Maintaining Cardiovascular Equipment | CVE | 3 days |
Maintaining Infusion Devices, Foetal Monitors & Incubators | IFMI | 3 days |
Maintaining Theatre Equipment | MTE | 3 days |
Eastwood Park, Falfield, was formerly the NHS national training centre for healthcare engineering and now, as an independent company, we are the leading provider of technical healthcare engineering training in the UK.
Medical Equipment
Scott has over 30 years’ in the clinical engineering sector. A registered Clinical Scientist with the Health Care Professions Council, he has a PhD in medical device risk management and a background in engineering and science. He is currently an EBME manager with Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust and Managing Director/Lead Consultant for Health Tech Solutions Ltd.
A Chartered Engineer and Chartered Scientist he has extensive experience of medical engineering, risk management, assurance, governance and project management.
He has served on numerous IPEM committees including Council, EGB (Engineering Group Board) and CESIG (Clinical Engineering Special Interest Group), contributing author to 4 books in clinical engineering. As well as many significant publications he also brings a new dimension to our training.