Performance indicators:
1. Applies engineering and medical physics knowledge and practical skills to the continued operation of existing technology.
2. Installs, maintains and repairs medical devices and systems and monitors quality standards.
3. Advises users of medical devices and systems: offers after-sales support and instructs users.
4. Resolves engineering problems using generally accepted methods.
5. Uses general and special-purpose application software and apparatus.

Knowledge:
1) general science (mathematics, physics, physiology and anatomy);
2) engineering (information technology, engineering graphics, electrical engineering and measuring technology);
3) concepts of biomedical technology, research methods, possible applications, theoretical trends and topical issues;
4) principles of the management of medical technology;
5) national and international performance, safety and environmental standards required for operation and quality control;
6) principles of medical informatics.

Performance indicators:
1. Applies and develops managerial knowledge and implements appropriate management techniques.
2. Devises and carries out studies (experiments).
3. Plans and manages economic activities in their area of responsibility.
4. Acquires the necessary resources and keeps their use in balance.
5. Ensures that operations and objectives are in compliance with legislation.
6. Gathers information on an ongoing basis, gives feedback and adjusts and analyses activities as necessary.
7. Takes into account the abilities and development needs of employees.
8. Utilises appropriate information and communication technology tools and options.

Knowledge:
1) principles of management and organisational behaviour;
2) fundamentals of andragogy and psychology;
3) fundamentals of quality and environmental management;
4) fundamentals of management in the field of biomedical technology.

Performance indicators:
1. Understands the nature of being an engineer and acts in the interests of society, other engineers and the environment.
2. Promotes the occupation and protects its interests.
3. Assumes responsibilities and obligations associated with the occupation.
4. Is guided by the engineer's professional ethics and code of conduct (see Annex 4).
5. Is responsible for operations associated with the working group's occupation.
6. Understands aspects of the occupation, identifies bottlenecks and makes proposals for innovative changes.
7. Maintains their qualifications and keeps up to date on technological developments.
8. Passes on professional skills and knowledge.
9. Promotes engineering culture and advances the occupational qualification system of engineers, including explaining the opportunities of applying for the occupational qualification.

Knowledge:
1) institutions and cooperative networks associated with the occupation;
2) trends in medicine and the industry associated with the occupation;
3) standards and regulations associated with the occupation.

Performance indicators:
1. Works in an interdisciplinary team and communicates with specialists involved in associated fields.
2. Uses proper spoken and written Estonian and expresses themselves clearly.
3. Among foreign languages, uses at least English at the B2 level (see Annex 5).
4. Participates actively in discussions and meetings.
5. Compiles technical texts, letters, reports, articles and presentations.
6. Creates a positive communication environment and acts in accordance with best practice in communication.

Knowledge:
1) principles of communication psychology;
2) principles of public speaking;
3) presentation techniques.

Performance indicators:
1. Devises, engineers, constructs and tests devices or their components.
2. Puts together the technology for manufacturing a device and the product's technical documentation.
3. Arranges for evaluation of conformity and markets the devices.

Knowledge:
1) principles of certification;
2) legislation associated with the manufacturing of medical devices;
3) product and safety standards.