Baretich Engineering
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Clinical engineering consulting firm: strategic planning, expert witness services, and technology management advisory for healthcare.
Key Features
- ✓ Clinical engineering strategic consulting
- ✓ Expert witness and litigation support
- ✓ Technology management advisory
- ✓ Program development and optimization
- ✓ Medical device safety analysis
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
One of the most recognized names in clinical engineering consulting — decades of experience with expert witness, strategic planning, and program development.
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- ▪ Founded 1997
- ▪ AAMI 2017 HTM Leadership Award recipient
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Who is behind Baretich Engineering?
Baretich Engineering was founded in 1997 by Matthew F. Baretich, PE, PhD, and is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. He holds a PhD in Hospital and Health Administration (University of Iowa), an MS in Biomedical Engineering, and a BS in Electrical Engineering (both Iowa State), and is a Certified Clinical Engineer (CCE) and a Fellow of the American College of Clinical Engineering.
What services does Baretich Engineering provide?
Baretich Engineering provides clinical engineering and HTM consulting, including program assessments and cost-effective compliance support, plus forensic engineering work such as incident investigation, root-cause analysis, equipment testing, litigation support, and expert witness services. It also supports electrical safety and alternative equipment maintenance (AEM) program work.
Is Matt Baretich connected to AAMI resources?
Yes. Matthew Baretich authored several AAMI publications, including Computerized Maintenance Management Systems for Healthcare Technology Management (3rd edition, with Ted Cohen), the AEM Program Guide: Alternative PM for Patient Safety, and the Electrical Safety Manual. He received the AAMI 2017 HTM Leadership Award.
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