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Re: Clinical engineer and Medical engineer
#9369 27/07/04 10:30 AM
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Thanks for that. Clear as mud.
Re: Clinical engineer and Medical engineer
#9370 27/07/04 11:43 AM
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In a nutshell its more likely that Clinical Engineers in Medical Physics will be registered Clinical Scientists. Anybody can use the title Medical Engineer in an EBME department. Is that simple enough?
Re: Clinical engineer and Medical engineer
#9371 27/07/04 11:46 AM
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Thanks for your help.
Re: Clinical engineer and Medical engineer
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Yes, thanks for clearing that up.
Re: Clinical engineer and Medical engineer
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Just for info, here is what IPEM view is on clinical engineers

http://www.ipem.org.uk/publications/pol_stat_clin_engineer_04.pdf
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