Jackie has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan College of Engineering and an MS in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Connecticut. She also gained Clinical Engineering experience during her UConn internship at Boston Children’s Hospital. She had the opportunity to work on projects including infusion pump upgrades, AED and defib […]
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Oliver is a recent graduate of the Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program at the University of Connecticut. He had been working with us as a Clinical Engineering intern during his co-ops through Wentworth Institute of Technology and the UConn internship program. During that time, he collaborated in multiple projects including those related to
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Issue with new Stryker ICU Beds and Pump Racks Read More »
This is an update on the MGH Hazard Alert from August 28th regarding GE PDM Displaying Incorrect ECG Data. Thank you for all your efforts in swapping out PDMs for the software fix. Over the past two weeks, 364 out of 389 affected PDMs have been checked and fixed. There are 25 remaining PDMs which have not
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Nehal Kapadia will be moving into the department’s new Clinical Systems Engineer position on the Clinical Systems Engineering team. Nehal first joined MGH Biomed as a UConn intern and eventually transitioned to a full time Clinical Engineer in May of 2018. Nehal has grown and achieved many things during this time. Most notable for clinical
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Jorge joined the NWH Biomed team on January 11th. Jorge is a Biomedical Equipment Technician who recently graduated from the Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. He worked at MGH as a Biomedical Equipment Technician intern where, among other activities, he contributed to the infusion pump inspections during the first COVID surge in the spring of
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Jared joined the department in 2011 as a Clinical Engineer after completing his Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering through the Clinical Engineering Program at the University of Connecticut. His passion and abilities in the area of clinical IT systems, as well as his skills at navigating the IS organization, building relationships with its many divisions
