Bashar Shlash Eng. Bashar

1. Equipment Maintenance Planning: responsible for devising a comprehensive maintenance plan for all medical devices and equipment used in your organization. This includes scheduling routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and calibration activities.

2. Team Management: You would lead a team of maintenance technicians or engineers who are responsible for carrying out the maintenance tasks. This involves assigning work, providing guidance, and ensuring that the team operates efficiently.

3. Compliance and Standards: As medical devices are subject to strict regulations and standards, you would need to ensure that all maintenance activities comply with relevant regulatory requirements, such as those set by the FDA or other governing bodies. This may involve keeping up-to-date with regulatory changes and implementing necessary process adjustments.

4. Documentation and Records: Maintaining accurate records of all maintenance activities is crucial. You would oversee the documentation of maintenance procedures, work orders, equipment history, and any repairs or upgrades performed. This documentation helps track equipment performance, identify recurring issues, and demonstrate compliance during audits.

5. Troubleshooting and Repairs: When medical devices malfunction or require repairs, you would be responsible for troubleshooting the issues and coordinating the repair process. This may involve liaising with equipment manufacturers or external service providers to ensure timely and effective repairs.

6. Training and Development: Continuous training and development of maintenance staff is essential to keep up with evolving technologies and best practices. You would identify training needs, organize relevant training programs, and foster a culture of continuous learning within the maintenance team.

7. Budget and Resource Management: Managing the maintenance budget and optimizing resource allocation is part of your role. This involves monitoring costs, sourcing spare parts and equipment, and maintaining effective vendor relationships.

8. Collaboration: You would collaborate with other departments, such as biomedical engineering, clinical engineering, and procurement, to ensure seamless coordination and alignment of maintenance activities with organizational goals.1. Equipment Maintenance Planning: You would be responsible for devising a comprehensive maintenance plan for all medical devices and equipment used in your organization. This includes scheduling routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and calibration activities.

2. Team Management: lead a team of maintenance technicians or engineers who are responsible for carrying out the maintenance tasks. This involves assigning work, providing guidance, and ensuring that the team operates efficiently.

3. Compliance and Standards: As medical devices are subject to strict regulations and standards, you would need to ensure that all maintenance activities comply with relevant regulatory requirements, such as those set by the FDA or other governing bodies. This may involve keeping up-to-date with regulatory changes and implementing necessary process adjustments.

4. Documentation and Records: Maintaining accurate records of all maintenance activities is crucial. You would oversee the documentation of maintenance procedures, work orders, equipment history, and any repairs or upgrades performed. This documentation helps track equipment performance, identify recurring issues, and demonstrate compliance during audits.

5. Troubleshooting and Repairs: When medical devices malfunction or require repairs, you would be responsible for troubleshooting the issues and coordinating the repair process. This may involve liaising with equipment manufacturers or external service providers to ensure timely and effective repairs.

6. Training and Development: Continuous training and development of maintenance staff is essential to keep up with evolving technologies and best practices. You would identify training needs, organize relevant training programs, and foster a culture of continuous learning within the maintenance team.

7. Budget and Resource Management: Managing the maintenance budget and optimizing resource allocation is part of your role. This involves monitoring costs, sourcing spare parts and equipment, and maintaining effective vendor relationships.

8. Collaboration: collaborate with other departments, such as biomedical engineering, clinical engineering, and procurement, to ensure seamless coordination and alignment of maintenance activities with organizational goals.

1. Supervision: The director is responsible for supervising the activities related to medical device management within the organization. This includes overseeing the inventory, procurement, and distribution of medical devices, as well as supervising the staff involved in their operation and maintenance.

2. Maintenance Planning: implements maintenance plans and schedules for medical devices. This involves ensuring that devices are regularly inspected, tested, calibrated, and maintained according to the manufacturer's guidelines and regulatory requirements.

3. Compliance: The director ensures that all medical devices are compliant with relevant regulations, standards, and guidelines. This includes staying up to date with regulatory changes, coordinating inspections and audits, and implementing necessary corrective actions to address any non-compliance issues.

4. Risk Management: Medical devices carry inherent risks, and the director plays a crucial role in identifying, assessing, and managing these risks. This involves conducting risk assessments, implementing risk mitigation strategies, and monitoring adverse events or incidents related to medical devices.

5. Training and Education: The director is responsible for developing and delivering training programs to staff members involved in the operation and maintenance of medical devices. This ensures that they have the necessary knowledge and skills to safely and effectively use the devices.

6. Collaboration: collaborates with various stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, biomedical engineers, regulatory agencies, and vendors. This collaboration ensures effective communication, problem-solving, and decision-making related to medical device supervision and maintenance.

7. Documentation and Record-Keeping: ensures accurate and comprehensive documentation of all activities related to medical device supervision and maintenance. This includes maintaining records of device inventory, maintenance activities, inspections, repairs, and any other relevant information.