Graduates of the Bio-Medical
Electronics (BMET) program
work closely with nurses,
technicians, physicians and
other hospital staff who use
the wide range of electronic
devices in modern medical
practice. Bio-Medical
electronics technicians advise
and assist the hospital staff
with the operation of the
technical equipment. The
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Graduates of the Bio-Medical
Electronics (BMET) program
work closely with nurses,
technicians, physicians and
other hospital staff who use
the wide range of electronic
devices in modern medical
practice. Bio-Medical
electronics technicians advise
and assist the hospital staff
with the operation of the
technical equipment. They
assure safe operation of the
equipment as well as repair
the devices. These devices
range in complexity from the
simple, such as nerve
stimulators, infusion pumps
and electronic thermometers,
to the very complex, such as
CT and MRI imaging systems,
cardiac catherization suites,
ICU and CCU monitoring and
telemetry systems, surgical
lasers, heart lung bypass
machines, dialysis machines
and many others. Some BMET's
may specialize in just a few
areas, while many generalize
and work in operating rooms,
renal dialysis centers, sleep
labs, X-ray, ultrasound and
other imaging areas, GI labs,
network support areas and in
radiation oncology
departments. Lean more at
www.westerntc.edu

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