247200000X Other Technician
- Definition
- A collective term for persons with specialized training in various narrow fields of expertise whose occupations require training and skills in specific technical processes and procedures; and where further classification is deemed unnecessary by the user.
- Classification
- Technician, Other
- Section
- Individual
- Notes
- Sources: Rhea, Ott, and Shafritz, The Facts On File Dictionary of Health Care Management, New York: Facts On File Publications, 1988; Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 26th Edition. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Company, 1981; and Webster's II New Riverside University Dictionary. Boston: Riverside Publishing Company, 1984.
Specializations
2472B0301X
Biomedical Engineering Technician
A medical professional who maintains, repairs, and tests medical equipment used in hospitals and clinics to ensure it is safe and functions properly. Biomedical engineering technicians help keep devices like ventilators, monitors, imaging machines, and infusion pumps in good working order. Patients can expect these technicians to support the reliability of equipment used in diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, helping healthcare teams deliver safe and effective care.
2472D0500X
Darkroom Technician
A medical professional who specializes in processing and developing X-ray films and other medical images in a darkroom setting. They ensure that images used for diagnosing conditions such as broken bones, lung infections, or dental issues are clear and accurate. Patients can expect this technician to handle their imaging films with care and work behind the scenes to provide high-quality images for doctors and radiologists.
2472E0500X
EEG Technician
A medical professional who performs and monitors electroencephalogram (EEG) tests to record electrical activity in the brain. EEG technicians help diagnose conditions such as epilepsy, seizures, sleep disorders, and other neurological issues. Patients can expect the technician to place small sensors on the scalp, ensure comfort during the procedure, and provide clear instructions throughout the test.
2472R0900X
Renal Dialysis Technician
A medical professional who operates dialysis machines and monitors patients receiving dialysis treatments for kidney failure. They help manage fluid and waste removal from the blood when the kidneys are not working properly, check vital signs, and ensure patient comfort and safety during the procedure. Patients with chronic kidney disease or end-stage renal disease often see this provider for regular dialysis sessions.
2472V0600X
Veterinary Technician
A medical professional who assists veterinarians in caring for animals by performing tasks such as taking vital signs, collecting samples, giving medications, preparing animals for surgery, and providing routine care like vaccinations and wound treatment. Veterinary technicians help manage animal health, monitor recovery, and educate pet owners about proper care. They commonly assist with procedures for conditions like injuries, infections, dental issues, and preventive health care.