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Assistant Professor Or Instructor - Biomedical Equipment TechnologyMediSend International(Dallas, Texas)
Summary Applications are invited for a full-time position at the level of Assistant Professor or Instructor in Biomedical Equipment Technology at MediSend International’s Global Education Center. The successful candidate will provide academic instruction, research and leadership for students participating in the Biomedical Equipment Technology Program and is expected to demonstrate strong commitme...
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Posted Sun 20th May
Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET)Akimeka, LLC(San Antonio, Texas)
Biomedical Equipment Technician/Training Specialist Akimeka, LLC has an immediate opening for a Biomedical Equipment Technician possessing extensive knowledge and experience with medical equipment maintenance/repair and military medical maintenance management in the combat/field environment as well as in the “fixed” Medical Treatment Facility. The Clinical Engineer must be computer competent and h...
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Software Test EngineerMTS Systems Corporation(Minneapolis, Minnesota)
MTS Systems Corporation creates some of the world’s highest performance mechanical testing systems that are used by industry leaders in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, civil engineering, energy, materials testing and more, to test the durability and performance of materials, products and structures. When a Formula 1 car needs to move faster, when an airplane needs to be more fuel-efficient, whe...
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Posted Yesterday

Biomedical Engineer Job Search Tip

Job titles included in the medical industry include technicians, coders, interpreters, lab techs, scientists, secretaries, social workers, transcriptionists, nurses, chemists, equipment preparers, managers, doctors, dentists, and assistants. Employment in the medical industry is expected to fare very well - as staff change positions, localities, or move to other careers, many new positions become available. This coupled with advancing medical technology means new careers are always being added to the medical industry. Most entry-level positions do not require a college degree. Of those positions that do require education in the medical industry, they are the most educated people compared to most other industries.

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