Medical instrument tech schools provide theoretical and practical training for its students.
Medical instrument tech schools focus on providing education for medical instrument technicians who monitor the equipment used in diagnostic tests and medical treatments. These schools produce graduates who specialize in a specific area of medicine, where they maintain and operate equipment used in procedures such as electrocardiography, electroencephalography, hemodialysis, ultrasonography and cardiac catheterization.
American Dialysis College
Sponsored by Hemodialysis, Inc. (Hi), the American Dialysis College offers a practicum-based hemodialysis training program. This California-based institution focuses on education and training in the End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) industry. It provides students with theoretical knowledge and hands-on training in the field to prepare them for professional medical work as certified dialysis technicians. Accredited by the Bureau for Private Post-Secondary and Vocational Education, the school requires 122 hours of lectures and 282 hours of practical training to complete the course.
American Dialysis College
710 W. Wilson Ave.
Glendale, CA 91203
818-500-8736
hemodialysis-inc.com
Baker College
Baker College has certificate courses and associate and bachelor’s degrees for many health science and medical technology courses. It offers a two-year focused associate degree in surgical technology. Its coursework includes cardiac catheterization, pathophysiology and human anatomy. This program is duly accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs and the Accreditation Review Council on Education in Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting. Baker College's other focused medical instrument technology courses include: diagnostic medical sonography, echocardiography technology, orthotic/prosthetic technology, radiologic technology, and vascular ultrasound technology.
Baker College
4500 Enterprise Drive
Allen Park, MI 48101
810-766-4242
baker.edu
Sanford-Brown
Sanford-Brown offers courses in medical instrument technology through its various campuses all over the United States including those in Georgia, New York, Michigan, Texas, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Arizona, Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Illinois. The school offers allied health diagnostic programs, such as cardiovascular sonography/technology, magnetic resonance imaging, radiography and diagnostic medical sonography. Sanford-Brown provides associate and diploma programs where students learn the theoretical, clinical and diagnostic aspects of medical technology. Students also benefit from a number of on-campus lectures and imaging lab work and off-campus clinical hands-on training.
Sanford-Brown
1140 Hammond Drive
Suite A-1150
Atlanta , GA 30328
888-740-1333
sanfordbrown.edu
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