Name: Eng. George Muendo Maweu
Country: Kenya
Qualification: Master of Engineering (MEng), Biomedical Engineering, Kenyatta University
Designation: Territory Representative
Company: Panox Imaging
Description:
George Maweu has been collaborated with International Fovea-Z Biomedical since May 2024George Maweu is a Senior Consultant in Medical Imaging and the Head of Biomedical Engineering at The Thorium Network in Kenya, where he contributes to enhancing MRI, CT, X-ray, and PET-SCAN systems. He works within a team that prioritizes safety, performance, and compliance with Kenyan Nuclear Regulatory Authority standards to advance imaging and radiation therapy solutions. His role reflects his dedication to improving medical imaging technologies and ensuring high standards of patient care through these essential services.
In January 2024, George took on an additional role as a Nuclear Engineer at The Thorium Network in Zurich, Switzerland. His expertise in nuclear imaging and radiation therapy technology expanded in this position, allowing him to collaborate on global initiatives for healthcare innovation and optimization. George’s dual roles underscore his commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into medical imaging and upholding stringent safety regulations.
Since April 2024, George has also been a Territory Representative at Panox Imaging, USA, where he emphasizes the application of magnetic recording and optical imaging technologies. This role highlights his dedication to making healthcare solutions more accessible within the Kenyan context, demonstrating a blend of technical and strategic expertise.
Prior to his work at The Thorium Network and Panox Imaging, George held several critical roles in Kenya's healthcare landscape. In 2023, he served as a Lead Consultant in Biomedical Engineering at Nextage Engineering & Properties Ltd., where he guided complex biomedical projects. His experience here provided a solid foundation for his future work, enabling him to develop skills in project oversight and collaborative engineering solutions in Kenya's biomedical sector.
George’s earlier career in medical engineering was marked by various technical roles, including his work as a Medical Technologist at Kenyatta National Hospital from June 2021, and as a Hospital Respond Support Engineer at Guangzhou MeCan Medical Ltd. from July 2023 to January 2024. These roles helped him build his expertise in servicing and maintaining critical diagnostic equipment such as CT scans, X-rays, and ultrasounds, further equipping him to handle high-stakes healthcare settings.
With a Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering from Kenyatta University, George has grounded his practical experience in solid academic knowledge. His ongoing studies reflect his commitment to continuous learning and staying updated on advancements in the field. His educational background is complemented by certifications such as the General Certified Radiation Operator, which underscore his specialized skills in medical imaging and radiation safety.
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