Biomedical Device Technology

Biomedical Device Technology Program is a two-year associate degree designed to train qualified technicians who can install, maintain, calibrate, and repair medical devices used in hospitals and healthcare institutions. This interdisciplinary program bridges the fields of electronics, engineering, and health sciences to support the safe and effective use of biomedical technologies in patient care.

The curriculum provides a strong foundation in anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, electronics, instrumentation, and biomedical signal processing. Students learn about a wide range of medical devices—including imaging systems (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound), patient monitoring systems, infusion pumps, ventilators, and surgical instruments. Courses also cover hospital device management systems, quality standards, safety protocols, and healthcare regulations related to medical equipment.

Hands-on training is a key component of the program. Students gain practical experience in laboratory settings and during internships in hospitals, biomedical service companies, and medical technology firms. This practical exposure prepares them to work in real-world clinical environments, where precision, technical expertise, and responsibility are essential.

Medipol University enhances learning with advanced lab facilities, experienced academic staff, and collaboration with healthcare institutions.

Graduates can work in public and private hospitals, biomedical maintenance units, medical device companies, and health technology service centers. They play a vital role in ensuring that life-saving medical equipment functions accurately and reliably, directly supporting the quality and safety of healthcare services.