Vocational schools and other educational facilities offer accredited educational programs to those looking to obtain a degree or certificate in medical equipment repair. Degrees focusing on electronic and media technology are available at an associates or bachelors level, and certificates are obtainable as well.
Students can look forward to studying subjects like advanced computer technology, medical terminology, human anatomy, physiology, network and circuit analysis, and other relative courses. Graduates with an education in medical equipment repair can find employment in a variety of health care facilities working as biomedical support technicians, biomedical equipment technicians, general medical technicians, and more.
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Medical equipment repair technicians are responsible for testing, installing, and repairing a variety of medical devices used in
healthcare. Medical repair technicians work with surgical equipment lasers, patient monitoring equipment, heart monitors, PET and CT scanners, Electric wheelchairs, telemetry systems, x-ray machines, and much more. With an accredited education you can train to be a biomedical support technician, general medical technician, biomedical equipment technician, and other related professions.
There are several educational programs that offer a wide range of curriculum for those looking to obtain the knowledge and skills for a career in medical equipment repair. Areas of study may include learning about advanced
computer technology, human anatomy, analog and digital electronics, network and circuit analysis, physiology, and biomedical equipment circuitry. With an education in medical equipment repair you can learn skills like systems identification and analysis, problem solving, troubleshooting, schematic analysis, medical terminology and much more.
The Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation provides certification to medical equipment repair technicians. With accredited certificates and degrees available at several levels and areas of study you can begin a career in the health care and technology field. Accredited vocational schools offer students the opportunity to train for a career working in medical care facilities such as hospitals and clinics.
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There are a number of agencies like the
Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) that are approved to provide full accreditation to educational programs. When looking to enroll in a school or college that offers training in medical equipment repair it is important to ensure they carry full accreditation from one or more agencies.
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