Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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| i | ST “ae ee BMET’s com BMET HISTORY When did your program start? How many enrolled at that time? For how long?: 17 Years Of the current faculty, were any KC ing out of the closet 1972 i) How many are enrolled at this time? 16 “Who were the faculty in the department during the program's first year? Stan Applegate | Is there a faculty member in your department that has been in the department since the program began? | Faculty Member: Stan Applegate MA students at any time? David J. Unger 1977-1979 “What's a nice girl like me doing in a place like this?” Lab by osmosis.

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A BIOMEDICAL ELECTRONICS Career activities forthe BMET include BMET person plays a vital role in teach- the installation, inspection, safetytest- ing health care professionals to operate ing, performance evaluation, calibra- instruments and in servicing any equip tion, preventive maintenance, mod- mentthat may be malfunctioning. Their ification and repair of an extensive skill lessens “down-time” and con; | variety of biomedical equipment sys- tributes to a smoothly functioning | tems. In the health care setting, the organization. . “Now which knob should | turn?” | 28 BMET 3

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FS hal = “A 2gmNa, 1200ADA, Lactose Restricted Instruction!?” Re pers fhe; Samo ee Fee a Fey ot oh ba 4 . x ete ind to “How many menus can you mark in an hour?” a — CLINICAL DIETETICS TECHNOLOGY i C.D.T.’s assist registered dietitians in providing nutrition care services includ: | ing: interviewing patients for diet histories, obtaining data from medical records and health team members for nutritional assessment, instructing patients who | are not at nutritional risk on routine modified diets, charting, writing, menus, | ! calculating nutritional intake, and assisting registered dietitians in educational — programs. it “Don't look! We've been caught!” 30CDT -