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CLINICAL ENGINEERING

A Clinical Engineering course focuses on the application of engineering principles to healthcare technology, ensuring the safe and effective use of medical devices in clinical settings. It combines biomedical engineering, healthcare management, and medical equipment maintenance to train professionals in managing hospital technology and patient care systems.

Course Overview

Clinical engineering courses typically cover:

  • Medical Equipment Technology: Understanding the function, operation, and maintenance of diagnostic and therapeutic devices.
  • Biomedical Instrumentation: Study of sensors, signal processing, and electronic systems used in medical instruments.
  • Healthcare Technology Management: Planning, procurement, and lifecycle management of hospital equipment.
  • Medical Device Regulations & Standards: Compliance with FDA, ISO, IEC, and other regulatory requirements.
  • Patient Safety & Risk Management: Ensuring proper use of medical devices to prevent errors and hazards.
  • Hospital Infrastructure & IT Systems: Integration of medical devices with hospital networks and electronic health records.
  • Medical Imaging & Signal Processing: Principles of MRI, CT, X-rays, ultrasound, and their applications in diagnostics.
  • Clinical Applications & Case Studies: Real-world applications of engineering in hospital environments.
Who Should Take This Course?
  • Engineers (biomedical, electrical, mechanical) interested in healthcare technology.
  • Healthcare professionals involved in medical device management.
  • Technicians and hospital administrators working with medical equipment.
  • Students pursuing careers in biomedical engineering or healthcare technology.
Career Opportunities

Graduates can work as:

  • Clinical Engineers (hospitals, clinics)
  • Biomedical Equipment Technicians
  • Healthcare Technology Managers
  • Regulatory Affairs Specialists
  • Medical Device Design Engineers