Abstract

Biomedical instrumentation training programs and courses cover the repair, maintenance and operation of medical electronic equipment. While stand-alone programs in this field are not common, biomedical instrumentation can also be studied within other related programs. For instance, at the certificate level, prospective students can find biomedical electronics technology certificates and biomedical electronics certificates.

Training in biomedical instrumentation can also be found within associate's degree programs in biomedical equipment technology or electronics technology. Courses within these programs often include hands-on training, and credits may transfer to a bachelor's degree program. There are also some biomedical engineering bachelor's degree programs that include a concentration or track in biomedical instrumentation for students who wish to learn more about the design and development of medical electronic equipment.