Medical Equipment Technician (MET 300 Series)
6-Weeks Online and 1-Week Hands On (Optional)
Technicians enrolling in the MET 300 Series training have the flexibility to choose from four distinct delivery options designed to accommodate various learning styles and preferences:
100% Online Instructor-Led Course: Participants engage in a fully online format, accessing course materials and participating in weekly live webinars with an instructor for a comprehensive six-week learning experience.
Online Course with Integrated VR Labs: This option combines a 100% online instructor-led format with integrated virtual reality (VR) labs. Technicians will take part in weekly webinars while also gaining hands-on experience in a simulated environment, enhancing their practical skills and understanding of the material.
Hybrid Format – Online Course Followed by Hands-On Training: Technicians will complete six weeks of online instruction, followed by a week of hands-on training at the HTM Training Center of Excellence in Hudson, Ohio. This format allows for theoretical knowledge paired with practical application of skills in a supported setting.
Hybrid Format with Integrated VR Labs: This option includes six weeks of online instruction featuring live webinars and integrated VR labs, followed by one week of hands-on training. Technicians will benefit from the immersive simulation experience before practicing their new skills in real-world scenarios at our training center.
For more information or to inquire about group registrations, please contact us at training@cbet.edu or call 210.233.1102.
Course Overview
The Medical Equipment Technician (MET) 300 Series course is the third installment in a comprehensive four-part series designed to furnish technicians with advanced knowledge and technical competencies vital for thriving in the contemporary healthcare landscape. This course consists of interactive online modules that delve into critical areas such as operational management, professional communication strategies, and ethical decision-making frameworks. The curriculum emphasizes effective resource management and introduces technicians to the intricacies of equipment management, including financial obligations and process improvement strategies. By engaging in practical initiatives and culminating in a collaborative panel presentation, students will apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, enhancing their problem-solving abilities and professional collaboration skills.
Prerequisites
None.
Course Objectives
Examine the fundamental principles of Healthcare Technology Management by dissecting the operational components that drive efficiency in health systems, demonstrating the application of these principles in resource-limiting environments.
Enhance professional communication skills by developing tailored communication strategies for effectively interacting with healthcare teams, technical staff, and stakeholders, ensuring the clear transmission of complex information.
Achieve OSHA Radiation Safety Certification by mastering the principles of radiation safety, including regulatory compliance, hazard identification, and the implementation of protective measures in clinical settings.
Evaluate ethical decision-making scenarios within healthcare technology management, employing critical thinking to assess stakeholder impacts and uphold integrity in equipment management practices.
Analyze safety protocols in the environment of care by identifying potential risks associated with medical devices and developing comprehensive strategies to mitigate these hazards, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Organize and manage resources effectively by applying principles of resource allocation and budgeting in equipment management, preparing technicians to optimize the use of available resources while maintaining operational effectiveness.
Explore the fundamentals of equipment management by assessing financial obligations associated with medical devices, understanding procurement processes, maintenance costs, and budgeting strategies.
Implement process improvement methodologies through data-driven assessments, identifying inefficiencies in workflows, and proposing actionable solutions to enhance the performance and reliability of medical equipment in healthcare settings.
Costs and Options:
Option 1: $1,700.00
6-Weeks Online
Option 2: $2,499.50
6-Weeks Online With VR Labs
Option 3: $2,499.50
6-Weeks Online/1 Week in person
Option 4: $2995.00
6-Weeks Online With VR Labs/1 Week in Person
Training Site:
Hudson, Ohio
Credential:
MET 100 Series Certificat
