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I believe the future holds great potential to make technicians’ job more efficient in the OR! Watching this video on the life of an operating room technician I can’t help but think about the potential for automation to improve surgical efficiency and safety. For example, AI-powered systems can help manage inventory by automatically tracking surgical instruments and ensuring all tools are accounted for before and after surgeries. This reduces the risk of human error in instrument management and gives time to the surgical team to prepare for the operation. Automation and AI-driven systems have the potential to get the job done for essential tasks like sterilization, instrument tracking, and data monitoring, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on the human touch and higher-level problem solving that machines can't replicate. However, this cannot be possible without great medical staff and their continuous effort. ?? A huge shoutout to the healthcare professionals who work tirelessly every day to improve the quality of care! https://lnkd.in/dx6-raJ9 #HealthcareInnovation #AutomationInHealthcare #OREfficiency #AIDrivenSurgery #PatientSafety Bjoern von Siemens Dennis Kogan Matt Krueger Amel Mokrani Bois Etienne Bauer Gargee Kashyap Emre kamil ?zkan

Oh, Media Technician, in your hands lie the keys, To the realm of sound and sight, you navigate with ease. Wireless lavalier and handheld mics, your trusted tools, You capture voices, soft and loud, breaking all the rules. Through amplification, whispers turn into roars, You give strength to the timid, opening new doors. Speakers echo with the power of your craft, In the symphony of sound, you are the draught. Cameras, your eyes, capturing life's dance, You frame our world, giving each moment a chance. Livestreaming equipment, your conduit to the world, Through your lens, countless stories are unfurled. Projection, your canvas, where visions take flight, You paint with light, turning darkness into bright. Your work, unseen, yet felt by all, In the theater of life, you stand tall. Oh, Media Technician, in your realm of wires and dials, You bridge distances, connecting us across miles. In your hands, technology becomes an art, Reaching people, changing lives, you play your part. dedicated by All technician

Is Being an IT Field Technician as Tough as It Seems After 1 Week? #ITFieldTechnician #TechJourney #LearningCurve Hey everyone, Just wanted to share an update after my first week as an IT Field Technician. If you remember my post from last week, I mentioned it was quite a rough start, and honestly, that's still true. But I’m starting to find my feet—slowly! Here’s a little breakdown of how each day went. Spoiler alert: it was a rollercoaster! ?? Day 1: Wow, this was the toughest! Being self-employed for the first time really threw me into the deep end. I showed up at my first call only to find I had to replace half of a laptop without any idea how to do it. ?? I spent over two hours on what should have been a one-hour fix, largely because I was clueless about a loose EDP cable. The customer’s comment, "What’s taking you so long?" hit hard, and I left feeling pretty hopeless. Days 2-4: Thankfully, I started to feel a bit better! I managed to tackle 4-5 calls each day, though I did lose a few screws here and there (screws are sneaky! ??). A prett... Answers:? https://lnkd.in/gWFAWf-k .

Is Being an IT Field Technician as Tough as It Seems After 1 Week? #ITFieldTechnician #TechJourney #LearningCurve Hey everyone, Just wanted to share an update after my first week as an IT Field Technician. If you remember my post from last week, I mentioned it was quite a rough start, and honestly, that's still true. But I’m starting to find my feet—slowly! Here’s a little breakdown of how each day went. Spoiler alert: it was a rollercoaster! ?? Day 1: Wow, this was the toughest! Being self-employed for the first time really threw me into the deep end. I showed up at my first call only to find I had to replace half of a laptop without any idea how to do it. ?? I spent over two hours on what should have been a one-hour fix, largely because I was clueless about a loose EDP cable. The customer’s comment, "What’s taking you so long?" hit hard, and I left feeling pretty hopeless. Days 2-4: Thankfully, I started to feel a bit better! I managed to tackle 4-5 calls each day, though I did lose a few screws here and there (screws are sneaky! ??). A prett... Answers:? https://lnkd.in/g8zmTSJ2 .

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Is Being an IT Field Technician as Tough as It Seems After 1 Week? #ITFieldTechnician #TechJourney #LearningCurve Hey everyone, Just wanted to share an update after my first week as an IT Field Technician. If you remember my post from last week, I mentioned it was quite a rough start, and honestly, that's still true. But I’m starting to find my feet—slowly! Here’s a little breakdown of how each day went. Spoiler alert: it was a rollercoaster! ?? Day 1: Wow, this was the toughest! Being self-employed for the first time really threw me into the deep end. I showed up at my first call only to find I had to replace half of a laptop without any idea how to do it. ?? I spent over two hours on what should have been a one-hour fix, largely because I was clueless about a loose EDP cable. The customer’s comment, "What’s taking you so long?" hit hard, and I left feeling pretty hopeless. Days 2-4: Thankfully, I started to feel a bit better! I managed to tackle 4-5 calls each day, though I did lose a few screws here and there (screws are sneaky! ??). A prett... Answers:? https://lnkd.in/gqmcPdgG .

longtime time ago. I met someone who used to work as a OT Technician with a well known surgeon. One day doctor was busy somewhere. He thought that he has experience he has been working with doctor since long time. Therefore, I should do the Operation. Although his colleagues and staff did not allow him to do so. But as senior he forced them to allow, when he entered in Operation theater with a mind set of Doctor.He realized that I can not do this. Things are quite differnet. As I used to do work as a technician. but I do not know the proper use of instruments, techniques, how to make a proper cut etc. He realized and accepted that I am technician therefore, I should do my job. The same principles apply across different fields. Just like the OT technician who, despite years of experience working alongside a surgeon, realized that the skills and decisions required of a surgeon are very different from those of a technician, a person from another department stepping into a sales or leasing role could face a similar reality. Every role requires specific skills, training, and mindset that can't always be gained by mere proximity. In a sales or leasing department, where patience, relationship-building, and understanding client needs are key, bringing in someone from a different area of expertise might lead to missteps if they don't fully understand the nuances of the field. It emphasizes the importance of hiring the right person for the right job, ensuring they have both the technical know-how and the proper mindset for success. This avoids potential damage to team dynamics or operational systems, just as the technician realized the complexity of being a surgeon and stepped back into his rightful role.

?? ?? ?????????????♀???♂?????????? ???????? Every field service technician brings something unique to the table. But over the years, I've noticed some distinct personalities emerge in this line of work. I've identified 7 common "types" you're likely to meet (or maybe even be!). Which archetype resonates with you the most? Do you see yourself in any of these descriptions? Or maybe you've encountered a whole different breed of technician out in the field? Share your stories and tag your fellow techs who fit these personalities!" #fieldservice #Technician #engineer #foodservice

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Looking for an entry level tech role besides help desk? Let me tell you what my cable technician job taught me and how it prepared me for future roles in IT. 1. How to determine and write customer requirements. 2. How to install and manage physical cabling. 3. How to provision services. 4. How to troubleshoot. 5. How to listen to unhappy customers, and make them happy again. 6. How to transfer product knowledge to users. What was YOUR entry level job and how did it prepare you for future roles? #entryleveljobs #cableguy