Biomedical / Clinical Engineering Week 2013
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Lets Celebrate
May 19-25
ACCES would like to salute the Biomedical and Clinical Engineering professionals of Atlantic Canada for their dedication and commitment to those we serve. As Healthcare Technology Professionals we provide valuable services to support the clinical demands of our Healthcare environments. To mark this important week ACCES has been distributing new standup banners to many biomedical departments in Atlantic Canada. The banners are 33 X 78 inches and come with sturdy aluminum stands. They make a great tool to display. It also describes our profession and the services we provide to our healthcare organizations.
Certification for Biomedical Technicians and Technologists in Atlantic Canada
Written by Dave Hancock |
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Webinar Series Winter 2013
Written by Paul Verboom |
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In keeping with our mission ACCES is pleased to offer an excellent series of Educational Webinars this fall.Our Webinars are free to anyone, anywhere involved in the Biomedical and Clinical Engineering profession.
Check out the Learn and Win Program we running in conjunction with our Webinars. This program gives ACCES members in Atlantic Canada a chance to win a new iPad and other prizes.
Also starting this fall any ACCES members will have the opportunity to complete a short Quiz on many of our webinars and receive a certificate you can put toward your continuing education requirements.
Learn and Win Program
Wednesday, 12 September 2012 22:00 | Written by Jeremy Dann |
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Certificates
Monday, 17 September 2012 06:42 | Written by Paul Verboom |
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Lift Load and Accessories Available
Thursday, 22 November 2012 10:30 | Written by Jeremy Dann |
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ACCES Twitter Account Change
Written by Robert Martin |
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The old account was designed for the ACCES-CMBES conference. Since the conference is over, the Twitter account was changed to focus on our own society and activities. Tweet us! Tell us what is important to you. We'll endeavour to answer any questions sent to us. We'll also post about our own events. Remember, as you post, maintain patient and employer confidentiality!
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The International Certification Commission provides formal recognition for Clinical Engineering and Biomedical Technology. Certification as a Biomedical Engineering Technician or Technologist (CBET) demonstrates excellence in theoretical as well as practical knowledge of the principles of biomedical equipment technology and the underlying physiologic principle, and the practical, safe, clinical application of biomedical equipment. His/her capabilities may include installation, calibration, inspection, preventative maintenance, repair, modification, design and development of general biomedical and related technical equipment, and in equipment control, safety and maintenance. It also demonstrates a strong commitment to your professional career.
Win a iPad and/or Gift Certificates
Starting in fall 2012 
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