Islamic University, Najaf
The Department of Medical Device Technologies at the College of Engineering recently organized a hands-on lecture for second-year students focusing on medical devices used in hospitals. The session was delivered by Ms. Hala, with contributions from Engineer Muntadhar Thamer.
The Department of Medical Device Technologies at the College of Engineering recently organized a hands-on lecture for second-year students focusing on medical devices used in hospitals. The session was delivered by Ms. Hala, with contributions from Engineer Muntadhar Thamer.
During the lecture, students received a detailed explanation of various medical devices, including their mechanisms of action and essential components. The program also provided practical training on inspection and operation techniques, as well as guidance on how to address common malfunctions effectively.
The initiative aimed to strengthen students’ applied skills and bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world practice, aligning with the demands of the labor market in the field of medical device technologies.
The event was marked by active student participation, with numerous questions raised about device operation and occupational safety. This interaction reflected the department’s commitment to fostering a supportive and integrated educational environment.
