Mehari Abraham serves as the Clinical Engineering Administrator at the Department of Federal Healthcare Delivery (DoHHS), where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of high-value network-based medical equipment. With a strong focus on patient safety, Mehari leads initiatives that align...
Mehari Abraham serves as the Clinical Engineering Administrator at the Department of Federal Healthcare Delivery (DoHHS), where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of high-value network-based medical equipment. With a strong focus on patient safety, Mehari leads initiatives that align with national and international medical device regulations, ensuring compliance with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) standards. His expertise spans across Biomedical Engineering, Healthcare Information Technology (HIT), and the management of complex medical equipment systems, including Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) and Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM).
In his current role, Mehari is responsible for overseeing a comprehensive Medical Equipment Management Program (MEMP) that adheres to all federal health directives and Joint Commission standards. He manages a robust recall and safety alert program, swiftly addressing urgent medical device corrections to maintain compliance and safeguard patient welfare. His strategic mindset is evident in his approach to managing 360-degree medical equipment delivery projects, which encompass procurement, installation, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of medical equipment inventories.
Mehari's technical acumen is complemented by his skills in upgrading medical software, providing technical support, and conducting pre-purchase assessments. His commitment to incident investigation and electrical safety further enhances the reliability of medical devices within the healthcare system. By leveraging his extensive knowledge and experience, Mehari Abraham continues to contribute significantly to the advancement of clinical engineering practices, ensuring that healthcare providers have access to safe and effective medical technologies that ultimately enhance patient care.
