Biomedical Engineer

Role & responsibilities

Teaching and learning support

• Prepare and set up simulation sessions (manikins, task trainers, AV systems)
• Operate simulation equipment during teaching sessions and assessments (e.g., OSCEs)
• Support faculty in delivering simulation-based learning (CBL, scenario-based training)
• Assist students in practicing clinical skills in a controlled environment
• Equipment & Systems Management
• Operate and maintain high-fidelity simulators and task trainers
• Troubleshoot technical issues related to simulation software and hardware
• Manage simulation software, scenarios, and system updates
• Maintain inventory of simulation equipment and consumables
• AV & Control Room Operations
• Manage audio-visual systems, recording, and playback for simulation sessions
• Support control room operations during simulations and assessments
• Ensure proper functioning of cameras, microphones, and monitoring systems
• Safety, Maintenance & Compliance
• Ensure all equipment is safe, functional, and regularly maintained
• Follow infection control and safety protocols within simulation labs
• Support audits and ensure compliance with academic and accreditation standards
• Administrative & Coordination
• Coordinate simulation schedules with faculty and academic departments
• Maintain logs, reports, and documentation for sessions and equipment
• Assist in organizing OSCEs and clinical examinations

Preferred candidate profile

Bachelors degree or diploma in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Technology, IT, or related field

Experience in simulation labs, clinical labs, or technical support roles preferred

Hands-on experience with simulation equipment or AV systems is an advantage

Basic knowledge of IT systems, troubleshooting, and networking

Core Competencies

Strong technical and troubleshooting skills

Attention to detail and organization

Ability to work under pressure during live simulations

Effective communication and teamwork

Problem-solving mindset