Minimalist line-art of medical technology, showing an ECG and pulse oximetry waveform connected to an atom, which then links to a CT scanner with a patient.

A minimalist, professional LinkedIn banner (1584x396px, horizontal) for a Biomedical Engineer specializing in medical device field service. Pure line-art / outline style, thin consistent stroke weight, no fill, no shading, no drop shadows. Concept, arranged left to right in a connected sequence (as if signal/data is flowing between devices, linked by thin connector lines or subtle dotted signal-path lines): 1. Left: a line-art heartbeat (ECG) waveform and, just below or beside it, a pulse oximetry waveform (plethysmograph curve) — both rendered as clean continuous line traces, like on a patient monitor screen outline. 2. Middle-left: these two waveforms feed via a thin connecting line into two small circular/orbiting "particle" motifs suggestive of PET imaging (positron emission annihilation — two dots with faint opposing trace lines), kept abstract and elegant, not literal physics diagrams. 3. Middle-right: the particles connect onward into a line-art side-profile outline of a CT scanner gantry (the circular/ring shape with a simplified patient table line). 4. Optional right edge: a very soft radial glow or faint concentric rings behind the CT outline, reminiscent of an X-ray/imaging burst — kept pale and subtle, not a strong visual element, just atmosphere. Background: soft white-to-light-blue horizontal gradient, no dark tones, no black background. Palette: teal and soft blue line-work (e.g. #2E86AB, #5CC8D7), lines in dark slate-blue or grey rather than pure black; the See more