More Than 'Repair Boys': The Hidden Battles & Unsung Triumphs of Nepal's Biomedical Engineers Every accurate lab report in Nepal hides an untold story—not just of skilled technicians, but of the Biomedical Engineers fighting silent battles to keep machines alive. Imagine this: In a busy Nepali hospital, a critical diagnosis hangs in the balance. A life potentially saved, or lost, depending on the results out by a complex machine – a hematology analyzer, a chemistry system, an immunoassay reader. Behind that machine, ensuring its silent, precise operation, stands an unsung hero: Biomedical Field Service Engineer. As a Beckman lab equipment service engineer in Nepal , I carry more than just a toolkit—I carry the weight of misused machines, unpaid overtime, and a system that undervalues my expertise . This isn’t just a job. It’s a daily war against preventable breakdowns, corporate shortcuts, and a healthcare system that treats us like "repair boys" instead...
Biomedical Engineer Profile Specializing in Beckman Coulter Laboratory Instruments As a Biomedical Engineer specializing in clinical diagnostics , I play a crucial role in bridging the gap between engineering principles and medical applications. My work focuses extensively on Beckman Coulter's suite of laboratory instruments, ensuring their optimal performance and application in clinical, research, and biomedical settings. My Responsibilities As Field Service Engineer 1. Operation and Maintenance I am proficient in the daily operation, calibration, and routine maintenance of Beckman Coulter analyzers. My responsibilities include: Ensuring accurate and reliable results by adhering to quality control protocols. Troubleshooting technical issues promptly to minimize downtime. Performing preventative maintenance to extend instrument lifespan. 2. Method Validation and Optimization I contribute to the validation and optimization of new assays and testin...