Working in the Medical Device Industry
£349.00
Description
Have you ever appreciated technology in hospitals, doctor’s surgeries and even home test kits that tell you about your health and well-being? You or a loved one may have had an unfortunate experience ending up in a hospital, but thanks to the equipment and technology it saved your life or rescued a limb.
Medical Devices can be a tools, instruments, machines, software, or other items used to diagnose, monitor, treat, or manage a medical condition. Medical devices are not medicines or drugs.
Examples of medical devices include:
- Syringes
- Dressings
- Surgical tools
- Scanners
- Software apps
- Blood glucose meters
- Blood pressure monitors
- Contact lenses
- Pregnancy test kits
- Wheelchairs
Medical devices can also help people with physical impairments become more independent. Examples of these devices include: Hoists, Orthotic and prosthetic appliances, Pressure care devices, and Walking aids, implants, defibrillators. If you are interested in engineering, biology and medical treatments that are lifesaving then a career in Medical Devices might be for you.
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Course Overview
Adnan Ashfaq talks about his lifelong experiences having worked in multinationals as well as for start-ups. This invaluable session will help you decide if this career is for you.
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Benefits of this Course
This course will benefit those who have finished college or school or even those who are considering a career change and have come across the Medical Technology sector.
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