With more than 90 location in the United States and Canada, as well as online instruction, DeVry University offers biomedical technology training to students across North America. Students can earn a bachelor’s of science in Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMET). DeVry's BMET program offers a thorough understanding of the mechanics, design and maintenance of sophisticated biomedical equipment as well as the operating software. The training requires nine full-time semesters. Students have the opportunity to train and work in health care settings alongside physicians, technicians and other health care professionals.
DeVry University
Highland Landmark V
3005 Highland Parkway
Downers Grove, IL 60515
866-338-7934
devry.edu
Miami Dade College in Miami offers a degree program in biomedical engineering technology. Students receive training and education in electronics as well as techniques for instrument troubleshooting that utilizes digital or computer-based technology. Courses also cover technical skills like installation, assembly, repair and design.
Miami Dade College
300 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami, Florida 33132
305-237-8888
mdc.edu
Thomas Edison State College, which is located in Trenton, N.J., offers an associate degree in Applied Science and Technology, with a concentration in biomedical electronics. This program is designed to educate students interested in becoming technicians in a health care environment. Courses provide a basic understanding of biomedical electronics, as well as classes in physics, anatomy and computer programming. The degree can be completed in 60 credits.
Thomas Edison State College
101 W. State Street
Trenton, NJ 08608-1101
888-442-8372
tesc.edu