Critical care technologists (CCTs) make sure the equipment used in the care of critically ill patients is safe, effective and used properly. CCTs may also be known by other titles, such as intensive care unit technician

Its main functions will focus on ensuring that the equipment and technology necessary to support organ function and maintain life was work and their proper use. His work combines the expertise of the technology and physiology with patient care. His work also might include:
· Creation of equipment, connecting patients and the control of the machinery used
· Collaborate with other health professionals during life threatening events
· Advise and train medical personnel on the use of equipment
· Negotiation with health visitors
· Ordering equipment such as medical gases and liquids from the pharmacy
· The routine administration tasks such as invoice processing and updating of records
· Management of guard duty and the work of other staff
· Patients Transfer
· Research, develop, review and introduction of new treatments and technologies.

Key Skills  
· An interest in science and medicine
· The ability to work accurately and precisely when under pressure
· Good levels of concentration
· The ability to work as part of a team
· To be comfortable with responsibility
· The ability to cope with distressing situations
· The ability and desire to learn new skills
· An understanding of technology and physiology
· The ability to empathise with patients, and put them at ease.