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Certificate Course on
Instruments Maintenance for Technicians

Six batches a year - Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec | 1 Month 

INR 23,600 | USD 590 (Includes 18% GST)

This four week course equips participants with the knowledge and skills required to maintain and troubleshoot common Ophthalmic instruments.

405+

Eye Care Leaders Trained

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Countries Represented

405+

Institutions

How will this course help you?

Organizational skills

  • ​Listing and keeping track of all equipment in the hospital

  • Maintaining adequate stock of essential supplies for instruments (bulbs,fuses, paper rolls etc.)

  • Developing procedures for keeping track of the entire maintenance process (care maintenance and repair) including warranty and maintenance contracts.

  • Maintaining catalogues instruction and service manuals of the instruments

  • Training the users of instruments on the various DOs and DON’Ts

General maintenance skills

  • Trouble shooting and diagnosing the problems in instruments reported to be not working

  • Rectifying faults that can be handled locally and properly communicating the problem as precisely as possible to the supplier/outside service agency

  • Planning for maintenance activity in an eye-camp site away from the hospital

Skills relating to maintenance of electrical and electronic instruments

  • Using multimeter

  • Identifying components and knowing their characteristics

  • Soldering and building simple electrical/electronic circuits

  • Identifying electrical fuses in instruments and understanding their rating

  • Calculating the power ratings of instruments to provide (I) proper fuses, (II) proper transformer or voltage stabilizer or UPS as required

  • Changing bulbs in ophthalmoscope,retinoscope,slit lamp, microscope, lensometer, keratometer and fundus camera

  • Locating electrical faults in equipment like torchlight,surgical lamp,foot switch etc. and rectifying the same​

Skills relating to maintenance of optical instruments

  • Cleaning optical surfaces (mirrors, lenses and prisms)

  • Dismantling, cleaning and assembling the following instruments ophthalmoscopes (direct and indirect), retinoscope, slit lamp

  • Carrying out preventive maintenance on other optical instruments: microscopes (operating and laboratory) lensometer, keratometer and fundus camera

Skills relating to maintenance of mechanical parts of equipment

  • Locating and rectifying faults in castor wheels of equipment

  • Locating and rectifying faults in movement of table tops of slit lamp,fundus camera and other instruments

  • Lubricating necessary parts

  • Sharpening and repairing surgical instruments

  • Adapting damaged or worn-out surgical instruments for other use

  • Checking the calibration and rectifying faults in any in schiotz tonometer. Checking leaks if any and fixing them and topping mercury in BP meters. Checking leaks if any in cryo-system and fixing the same

Relevant Knowledge

  • Eye and its parts

  • Common refraction defects and the remedy.

  • Common eye diseases and their treatment.

  • Working principles of the following instruments that they will be handling:

- Ophthalmoscope (direct & indirect)

- Retinoscope

- Slit lamp

- Microscope (operating & laboratory)

- Lensometer

- Keratometer

- Cryo system

  • Working principles of the other instruments that they come across in the hospital

- A & B Scan

- Field analyser

- Laser systems

Who Should Attend?

This course is meant for staff of eye care organisation – including biomedical engineers, ophthalmic technicians, electricians or anyone interested in learning about maintaining ophthalmic equipment.

 

The course is also open to technicians from organisations engaged in sales and service of ophthalmic instruments.

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