Other Technicians

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Technologists, Technicians & Other Technical Service Providers Healthcare Taxonomy Code 247200000X

Including practice locations, phone numbers, email addresses, NPI numbers, license status, OIG exclusions, and much more across all 50 states.

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As of today, these are the total numbers of Other Technicians nationwide and excluded from federally funded healthcare programs, such as Medicaid, TRICARE, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).

What do Technicians do?

A collective term for persons with specialized training in various narrow fields of expertise whose occupations require specific technical processes and procedures, and for whom further classification is deemed unnecessary by the user.

Biomedical Engineering Technicians

Healthcare Taxonomy Code 2472B0301X

Biomedical Engineering Technicians (BMETs) install, maintain, calibrate, and repair medical equipment to ensure its safety and proper functioning in healthcare settings. 

Their duties include performing routine safety and performance inspections, responding to equipment malfunctions, maintaining maintenance records, and instructing medical staff on the safe operation of devices. 

BMETs, or biomedical equipment technicians, are the “doctors” of medical equipment, focusing on the electromechanical maintenance of machines such as ventilators, defibrillators, and patient monitors to support patient care and hospital operations.  

Darkroom Technicians

Healthcare Taxonomy Code 2472D0500X

Darkroom technicians develop and process film, print photographs, and maintain darkroom equipment using traditional chemical methods. 

Their responsibilities include mixing and managing chemicals, operating enlargers and processors, performing quality control on final prints, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. 

This role requires strong attention to detail, knowledge of photographic processes, and the ability to work in low-light environments, with demand now focused on specialized fields such as fine art, archival work, and studios that still use film.  

EEG Technicians

Healthcare Taxonomy Code 2472E0500X

An EEG technician performs Electroencephalogram (EEG) tests by attaching sensors (electrodes) to a patient’s scalp to record the patient’s brain’s electrical activity. 

They prepare the patient and equipment, monitor the test, and perform procedures such as hyperventilation or light stimulation to detect abnormalities. 

The recorded brain wave data helps neurologists and other medical professionals diagnose and monitor neurological conditions like epilepsy, strokes, and sleep disorders.  

Renal Dialysis Technicians

Healthcare Taxonomy Code 2472R0900X

Renal dialysis technicians operate and maintain kidney dialysis machines to remove waste and excess fluids from patients’ blood, preparing them for treatment, monitoring their progress during treatment, and documenting the sessions. 

Key duties include operating the machines, administering medications, monitoring and recording vital signs, providing patient comfort and education, performing sanitary procedures, and collaborating with nurses and physicians. 

Veterinary Technicians

Healthcare Taxonomy Code 2472V0600X

Veterinary technicians provide essential nursing care for animals by assisting veterinarians with exams, surgeries, and diagnostics, including performing X-rays and lab tests and administering medications. 

They also manage patient recovery, educate pet owners on their pet’s health, handle record-keeping, and maintain equipment and medical supplies.  

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