Navigating Health Care Careers: Chart Your Path from High School to Health Care: Full Schedule

Welcome to the 2025 WakeMed health care careers conference for high school students Navigating Health Care Careers: Chart Your Path from High School to Health Care!

In order to participate in this event on Friday, March 14, 2025, you must be invited by an event coordinator, and you must have a full schedule of 8 sessions. To be invited to this event, please have a parent sign the WakeMed consent form and email the form to WorkforceDevelopment@wakemed.org.

Friday, March 14th is a WCPSS traditional calendar teacher workday. If your school does not follow this calendar, you may elect to seek an excused absence from your school’s administration to attend this educational event.

Please email WorkforceDevelopment@wakemed.org with additional questions.

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8:30am EDT

Clinical Engineering – The Life of the Equipment Doctors

Friday March 14, 2025 8:30am - 8:50am EDT

Room 6

Clinical Engineering is the hospital department responsible for ensuring the safety of all medical equipment used in the facility. The work we do ranges from reviewing equipment requests, installation, networking, cybersecurity, preventive maintenance, calibration and repair of everything from thermometers to MRI machines. There are no patient care events that do not involve some form of medical equipment. In addition to ensuring patient safety, we work to develop and implement innovative ideas using 3D printing, engineering and Medical Equipment Mangement to improve the lives of patients, staff and physicians. Stop by and learn more about this important and exciting field!

Speakers

Dallas Sutton

Manager, Clinical Engineering, WakeMed Health & Hospitals

I am the Manager of Clinical Engineering at WakeMed Health and Hospitals. I am responsible for daily operations for both the Biomedical and Radiology Engineering Shops. My role at WakeMed has progressed from Imaging Specialist to Supervisor and now Manager in my 14 years here.I... Read More →