Program Overview
Health care professionals rely on an array of critical electronic devices to diagnose and provide medical care for their patients. The proper operation of this equipment is vital.
In the Medical Equipment Technician career training program you will learn to install, calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair medical equipment. Combining this with medical terminology and physiology, computer networking, and biomedical equipment systems, you will work on a wide range of health-related monitoring, diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical apparatus and instrumentation.
Course Outline
TERM 1
- Electricity Principles
- Strategies for Success
- DC / AC Components and Circuits Lab
- Algebra for Electronics
TERM 2
- Active Components and Circuits
- Active Components and Circuits Lab
- Trigonometry for Electronics
TERM 3
- Digital Principles
- Digital Principles Lab
- Computer Fundamentals
- Advanced Algebra
TERM 4
- Biomedical Instrumentation
- Biomedical Instrumentation Lab
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Basic Medical Terminology
- Professional Development
TERM 5
- Biomedical Systems
- Biomedical Systems Lab
- Networking
- Medical Equipment Safety
- Business Communication
TERM 6
- Problem Solving
- Customer Service
- Externship
