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Medical equipment repair is a fast-growing healthcare career. The average salary is $65,000, and it doesn't require a 4-year degree.

There's a shortage of medical equipment repairers, a critical role in medical care. This career doesn't require an advanced degree and has a high level of job security and fulfillment. This article is ...
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Hospitals Need to Be Able to Repair Their Own Medical Equipment

Nearly eight months into the COVID-19 pandemic, American hospitals and our health care workers are under incredible stress. In Utah, almost three-quarters of ICU beds were full on Oct. 8. As the ...
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A manufacturer of medical equipment that costs hundreds of millions of yen to repair has announced that it will no longer allow hospitals to make repairs without permission ...

Terumo, a major medical equipment manufacturer, will no longer be renewing the certification that was previously given to repair technicians for the Advanced Perfusion System 1 Heart Lung Machine, an ...
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Akhand Enterprises: One-stop shop for servicing medical equipment

Akhand services and repairs a large variety of medical and laboratory equipment Whether in a bustling emergency room or a secure medical laboratory, the medical equipment used in a hospital can help ...
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Medical equipment repair is a fast-growing healthcare career. The average salary is $65,000, and it doesn't require a 4-year degree.

Healthcare technology management, or HTM, is a growing field with promising career opportunities — but it's one that remains under the radar. It ranked 22nd in the US News & World Report's list of the ...