New program offers rewarding job – fast
SPC’s new Medical Device and Networking certificate will quickly make students eligible for jobs in a fast-growing, well-paying field.
Category: Biomedical Engineering
Make a Difference with the Biomedical Engineering Technology Degree
Biomedical Engineering Technology marries health care and electronics, preparing students for the opportunity to work on equipment in an environment where they can make a difference in someone’s life.
Student finds passion for biomedical engineering at SPC
After researching and exploring different academic programs, Tracy Steinberg discovered the Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMET) program at SPC. She found that it appealed to her entrepreneurial spirit and would help her explore her mechanical aptitude. The program also supplied her with the opportunity to pursue her love of science.
Biomedical Engineering Students Awarded Grant, Attend Symposium
Through a grant from the National Science Foundation, ten Biomedical Engineering Technology students attended the two day long Florida Biomedical Society Symposium.
Save the date: Biomedical Engineering Technology Open House Feb. 19
Explore the world of medical technology and learn how to increase your technical skills as a Biomedical Engineering Technician at the Feb. 19 Biomedical Engineering Technology Open House.
Biomedical Engineering Careers Offer Opportunities to Make an Impact
“This is a great program for anyone who enjoys exploring technology and is interested in working in the medical field.” – Dr. Brian Bell, lead faculty in Biomedical Engineering at SPC
Biomedical Engineering Technology Open House on July 11
Consider a career in Biomedical Engineering Technology. This profession, a bridge between healthcare and technology, is your opportunity to truly make a difference in someone’s life.
New Biomedical Engineering Technology Advisory Board Chair
Justin Bushko, who has 15 years experience in development, manufacturing and the service of medical devices, has volunteered to serve as the SPC program’s biomedical engineering technology advisory board chair.