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Last time you were in a clinic or hospital, perhaps you noticed all the equipment and machines. Each patient monitor, X-ray machine, and hospital bed – to name just a few medical devices – work smoothly because of biomedical equipment technicians.  

Biomedical techs install, maintain, and repair a variety of equipment. They test machinery parts to see if they need replacing. In addition, the electronics technicians train others – including doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals and staff – to use the equipment.  

Does a career that combines communication and technology sound interesting? You may be a good fit for the Biomedical Electronics associate degree.

The Biomedical Electronics associate degree prepares learners for a career as a technician in medical facilities or medical equipment manufacturing firms. Program graduates may begin careers as electronic technicians in development, maintenance, testing, and field service.