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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Biomedical Technician

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As a biomedical technician, I deal with a lot of technical jargon as well as other technical items such as schematics. From the start of my career, service manuals have been a big part of my daily routine. I use them for troubleshooting equipment, as well as running the require calibrations. Anybody listening in to a conversation with a fellow tech might think we are speaking a foreign language. Some of the terms we use can be used in other fields that involve having a technical background; some are unique to our chosen field of work. I have been asked in the past to give a class per say on a certain piece of equipment to the nursing staff at a hospital or whoever is going to be using it. The first time I did such a class, I wrote what I

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