ACCES23/CMBEC41 Joint Conference
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May 8-11, 2018
Delta Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PEI
Elections and Nominations
Written by Natalie Boudreau |
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 Time is flying by for the ACCES executives. Some of our two-year terms are already coming to an end in May, and we have an immediate need for individuals who will invest themselves in making for a strong executive dedicated to the mission and objectives of the society. The future of the society depends on the involvement of clinical engineering professionals like you!
We are currently looking to fill the following Director positions: President, Secretariat, Director of Education and Director at Large. If you’re interested in any of the Director roles, you can
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for more information or visit the ACCES Executive Structure page. You can also Click Here to submit your nomination or nominate someone you know who would be interested. Elections will be held in conjunction with the annual meeting at the conference in Charlottetown, PEI, on May 10th, 2018, at 4:30 pm.
Thanks in advance for all the nominations! ACCES Bursary Recipient 2018
Monday, 05 March 2018 19:54 | Written by Natalie Boudreau |
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ACCES is proud to announce its very first bursary recipient in January 2018: Nicolas Chassé, son of ACCES member Mario Chassé. Nicolas will be using the $500 bursary to attend a course in electronics engineering technology, intending to follow in his father’s footsteps and to one day become a clinical engineering technologist (pictured above: Nicolas Chassé with ACCES member and proud father Mario Chassé). Congratulations, Nicolas, and best of luck! Vendor Registration | |
Vendors can now go online to register as exhibitors and select their booths from the convention floor map. Remember space is limited to 50 booths with 44 already booked Please click here to register. Along with exhibitor registration you will be given the opportunity to increase your marketing exposure by sponsoring many of the events that are part of the conference.These events which include educational sessions, entertainment, meals and breaks and are essential to the success of the conference. Each year ACCES counts on the valued support of vendors to make these events possible and we are sure we can count on you again this year. Indicate your additional support during the registration or by contacting Sarah Meades This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by phone (902) 678-5994. |
2017 Biomedical and Clinical Engineering Week Winners
Written by Natalie Boudreau |
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The criteria were simple: snap a picture of Biomedical and Clinical Engineering week activities or celebrations – with the ACCES logo somewhere in the photo. We were quite surprised with the creativity, smiles, and cakes in this year’s submissions. In the end, the judges were finally able to agree on three winning submissions for this year ...
Spotlight Article Fall 2017
Tuesday, 10 October 2017 18:44 | Written by Brett Fraser |
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22nd Annual ACCES Educational Seminars & Trade Expo
Tuesday, 11 July 2017 19:58 | Written by Natalie Boudreau |
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This year marked the 22nd anniversary of an annual event that brings together clinical engineering professionals and key healthcare technology players in Atlantic Canada: the Atlantic Canada Clinical Engineering Educational Seminars and Trade Expo. Over 120 delegates, vendors, and speakers were present for this event in Moncton, New Brunswick, from May 17-19, 2017.
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The Exhibitor registration site for the ACCES23/CMBES41 Joint Conference is now ready!
Biomedical and Clinical Engineering departments across Atlantic Canada celebrated the Biomedical and Clinical Engineering Week last year from May 21-27, 2017. As part of the celebrations, ACCES launched its annual photo-contest to registered members.
This Fall’s spotlight article moves away from New Brunswick and into Nova Scotia where we meet Brian Seidel, one of the newer Biomedical Electronics Technologists (Biomed) to the province’s healthcare scene… but not new to healthcare. You see, Brian started as a Biomedical Technologist back in 2008 in the military.