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OverviewThe GE OEC Training Program is designed to provide the hospital Biomedical or Clinical Engineer with the knowledge and skills necessary to properly maintain OEC equipment. You attend the same classes and receive the same training as our own Field Service Engineers. We offer you flexibility by providing you with a choice of the training levels that best suit your needs. We offer two levels of equipment training as described below. Level 1: This is an in-depth theory course with minimum hands-on lab and system troubleshooting time. This course provides the same in-depth theory as the Level 2 course but with minimal supporting labs. However, all necessary adjustments and alignments are performed in class with the exception of the kV/mA generator calibration. This is discussed but not performed. System troubleshooting time is minimum also. Level 2: This is an in-depth theory course with maximum hands-on lab and system troubleshooting time. Each topic is supported with in-depth labs designed to reinforce the theory covered. Your knowledge and skills are again reinforced and evaluated with many troubleshooting problems and a written test. |
PrerequisitesThe individual attending GE OEC equipment training must have a solid understanding of the basic fundamental principles of X-ray imaging. GE OEC equipment training courses are designed with the idea that all students attending have at least one year X-ray imaging experience in addition to the following:
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For those individuals with no (or minimal) X-ray imaging experience. GE OEC offers a five day, hands on, Basic X-ray Imaging Course. The GE OEC Basic X-ray Imaging Course (or equivalent) is a must for all individuals prior to attending GE OEC equipment training courses. |
Course MaterialsGE OEC provides the following course materials where applicable:
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It is recommended that the student bring colored pencils or markers.
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Upon Completion
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