CLINICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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Training and Development
CLINICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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Training and Development
Investing in Your Clinical Engineering Team
Clinical engineering technicians are the heart of medical device maintenance and optimization. Their skills and knowledge have an immense impact on the daily clinical operations of any health system. A well-staffed and trained clinical engineering program is an absolute priority, but a growing shortage of new technicians and increasingly technical complexity have created enormous pressure for health systems.
What if your organization could work with an on-site team of clinical engineering technicians who are trained to adapt to the evolving needs of medical equipment maintenance? What if this in-depth training could support your goal of persistent operational savings? With TRIMEDX, your health system and the technicians you rely on see the benefits of ongoing technical and leadership training programs. From specialists in device repair and maintenance to capital planning to cybersecurity, each associate is trained, knowledgeable, and reliable in their field.
White Paper
4 STRATEGIES FOR ANTICIPATING MEDICAL DEVICE NEEDS TO PROTECT YOUR HEALTH SYSTEM AND PATIENTS
The relationship between health systems and medical equipment can be complicated. The modern standard of care leans heavily on technology to aid diagnostics and treatment. But the cost of advancing care is substantial. In addition to the cost of purchasing equipment, health systems must invest in maintaining these highly technical devices. While the breadth of these demands may seem daunting, standardizing a proactive approach to technical maintenance, supply chain management, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity can remove many uncertainties from modern care delivery and yield a greater return on a health system’s investments.
All Aspects of Human Resource Management
2024 Inspiring Workplace: 29th North America & 30th Globally
TRIMEDX was named 29th in the 2024 Top 100 North American Inspiring Workplaces and 30th in the 2024 Top 100 Global Inspiring Workplaces lists. The Inspiring Workplaces Group recognizes organizations with a people-first culture creating inspiring workplaces.
2023 Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces® Award
TRIMEDX was named one of the 2023 Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces®. This award recognizes top employers that display leadership and innovation in engaging their workplaces.
Investment in Technical Training
TRIMEDX invests an average of $8.5M annually in technical training for our associates. Each clinical engineering technician participates in all ongoing technician training and has access to our TRIMEDX Tech Plus One™ entry-level technician mentoring program and our TRIMEDX Clinical Engineering Leadership Program.
Solutions, processes, and best practices training
TRIMEDX equips clinical engineering technicians with the tools and technology to deliver meaningful work more efficiently & with less burnout. Part of our commitment to empowering technicians is providing business operations training to navigate our proprietary processes and platforms with confidence to deliver fast, efficient, and impactful work.
TRIMEDX CE CYBER Academy
As a leader in medical device cybersecurity, TRIMEDX offers each associate a specialized and comprehensive cybersecurity training and certification program. Our cybersecurity specialists receive specialized, advanced training to equip them to respond to all cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities. Clinical engineering technicians are also trained to take an active role in protecting medical devices, patients, and health systems from cyberattacks.
Leadership Development Programs
TRIMEDX maintains its commitment to developing leaders within the organization by offering multiple leadership development opportunities including:
- Leadership Explorations Series
- TRIMEDX Leadership Fundamentals
- New Leader Onboarding
- Gateway on Leadership Development
- 4 Roles of Leadership Courses
AAMI BMET Apprenticeship program
sponsored by TRIMEDX
TRIMEDX invests in the next generation of clinical engineering talent through a BMET apprenticeship program, launched in 2022 in partnership with the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI). AAMI’s BMET Apprenticeship is recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor and combines traditional education with up to 6,000 hours of on-the-job learning. Apprentices work for 24 months with an expert team of TRIMEDX clinical engineering technicians, gaining valuable on-the-job training and experience. Participants also have extensive education requirements including anatomy, medical terminology, physiology, and other related courses. The cost of these collegiate-level courses is covered by TRIMEDX, and the program provides a pathway to a career in clinical engineering for people who have little to no experience or non-traditional backgrounds. The goal is to create a long-term career trajectory for the apprentices and ensure they are eligible for an advanced clinical engineering technician position by the time they finish the two-year program.
Partnerships That Build Associate Skills
TRIMEDX associates have access to the industry’s leading skills-building program and deliver the value of these trainings to our health system partners.
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4 Strategies to recruit and retain clinical engineering technicians
Staffing shortages have become all too common for many vital health care roles, including biomedical engineering technicians. Learn about four strategies health systems can use to recruit and retain top clinical engineering technicians for their teams.
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FOOTNOTES
1 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/installation-maintenance-and-repair/medical-equipment-repairers.htm
2 AAMI Array. https://array.aami.org/content/news/forum-participants-tackle-htm-personnel-pipeline-shortage