Huub Backers
About Huub Backers
Huub Backers is a Field Account Manager at Cardiac Dimensions, where he has worked since 2017, and has served as a Clinical Specialist since 2015. He has a diverse educational background in nursing and has contributed to various projects in healthcare, including leadership training and emergency care education.
Work at Cardiac Dimensions
Huub Backers has been employed at Cardiac Dimensions since 2015, initially serving as a Clinical Specialist. In 2017, he transitioned to the role of Field Account Manager, a position he has held for seven years. His work primarily focuses on the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Europe. In his capacity, he engages with healthcare professionals and institutions to promote cardiac health solutions.
Education and Expertise
Huub Backers has a diverse educational background in nursing and healthcare. He completed his studies in IC Verpleegkundige in 1985 and SEH Verpleegkundige in 2000, both of which are critical nursing qualifications. He also holds a diploma in Gediplomeerd A Verpleegkundige, achieved from 1978 to 1981. Additionally, he studied Electro Techniek at MTS Roermond in 1977. His educational experiences have equipped him with a solid foundation in both nursing and technical skills.
Background in Nursing
Backers has extensive experience in the nursing field, having served as an ad hoc nurse at U-Center Epen, a rehabilitation clinic specializing in alcohol and drug abuse. His nursing career includes participation in the Nightingale Project, which focused on leadership in nursing from 2008 to 2009. He has also represented the ER department in an ICT project related to hospital information systems from 2010 to 2014.
Teaching and Leadership Roles
Huub Backers has contributed to nursing education as a guest teacher for advanced nurse training at Maastricht University Medical Centre. His teaching focuses on emergency care topics, including blood gas analysis and thorax drainage. He has also led initiatives aimed at improving the work environment for healthcare professionals, including a project in 2006 designed to prevent burnout and related diseases.