Electro-medical engineers work in hospitals and medical research centers to evaluate new equipment, perform preventive and corrective maintenance, calibrate devices, and ensure electrical safety. They also work in the biomedical instrumentation industry as engineers, sales representatives, and service technicians. The electro-medical engineering program provides knowledge in areas like electricity, electronics, medical instrumentation, human anatomy, and computer systems, along with hands-on internship experience in healthcare facilities.

1. Electro-medical
Engineering
Technology
Presented by- Ishtiaq Mahmud Chowdhury

2. What do Electro-medical Engineer
do?
Electro-Medical engineer is Engineer who work in
hospitals and medical research centers to:
 Evaluate new equipment
 Perform preventive maintenance
 Perform corrective maintenance
 Perform equipment calibration
 Administer electrical safety tests

3. What do Electro-medical
Engineer do?
Electro- medical also work in the biomedical
instrumentation industry as:
 Electro-medical Engineer
 Sales & Service engineer
 sales Executive
 Service Engineer
 Calibration Engineer

4. What expertise will I have when I
complete the program?
You will have knowledge of:
 Electricity/electronics principles
 Medical instrumentation
 Physiological systems
 Human Anatomy
 Computer-controlled systems
 The latest electronic information sources, including the
Internet

5. “Hands On” Experience!
The Electro-medical Internships
provides on-site experience in
major health care facilities in
the region.
Students learn to apply safety,
calibration and troubleshooting
techniques to practical
situations.