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Meet Christopher Rego
Christopher Rego, Biomedical Equipment Technician at Foster Hospital for Small Animals
Christopher Rego
Biomedical Technician
Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals
Describe what you do at Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals (FHSA).
I am mainly responsible for repairing and organizing the repair of faulty medical equipment within FHSA, and also lend support to Hospital for Large Animals. My other responsibilities include inventory and purchasing of new and replacement medical equipment, oversight of laundry equipment, and assistance with the coordination of manufacturer demonstrations.
What brings a smile and inspires you daily at FHSA?
The smile begins on the morning drive – this campus is a delight to happen upon each morning, and that brings a smile each day.
Describe one of your favorite experiences at FHSA.
One of my favorite experiences is when any challenging task is completed, more so when others are involved as a team effort.
Define what success at FHSA means to you, to your team, and to the hospital.
Success, to me, is meeting expectations and establishing dependability within the hospital.
Who has had the greatest impact on you professionally or is your personal inspiration?
My three older brothers and my two daughters have fueled inspiration immensely throughout the years.
Department:
Foster Hospital for Small Animals