* Compulsory Ancillary, Program Incidental
Academic IELTS: 6.0, no band score less than 5.5**
Applicants with an Indian or Pakistani passport are required to submit official Academic IELTS test scores with a minimum overall score of 6.0, with no band score below 6.0, as per SDS guidelines. Select programs may require higher scores. TOEFL / PTE / CAEL test scores and English for Academic Purposes (EAP) will not be accepted.
IBT TOEFL: 80, with minimum section scores of 20
PTE Academic: 53 minimum overall, no section below 49 L,W,S,R
CAEL: Overall scores of 60 with no section below 60
DET 105
The healthcare industry in Canada and around the world is growing rapidly. To help meet the demand, healthcare has turned to new and innovative medical technology to improve diagnosis, monitoring and treatment - in doing so health care providers have become dependent on the technology to function properly, to be available, and to be managed in a cost effective and efficient manner by qualified biomedical engineering technologists.
Your skill set includes the ability to assess current and innovative medical technology, purchase, install, calibrate, maintain and manage the life-cycle of critical medical equipment. Biomedical engineering technologists are an essential part of the health care team because they have these skills.
Durham College’s Biomedical Engineering Technology lab is fully equipped including:
Anesthesia equipment
Bedside and central monitoring
Biomedical equipment asset management system
Dialysis machines
Infusion pumps
Patient monitor information and database systems
Physiological measurement devices
You will work with a variety of biomedical patient simulators and test and measurement devices, in addition to the technologies found in our fully equipped medical electronics repair department.
Employers repeatedly require the functional expertise of our graduates. The program covers:
Analog and Digital Circuits and Microcontrollers
Anatomy and physiology
Biomedical devices and systems
Biomedical instrumentation
Physics
Computers and networking
Diagnostic imaging
Dialysis
Project-based learning of electronic circuits and bioinstrumentation
Report writing
Risk Management and Safety Standards
Theory with hands-on practical experience
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SEMESTER 1
Anatomy And Physiology (BIOL 1507)
Introduction To Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMET 1100)
Digital Fundamentals (DGFN 1131)
Electricity I (ELEC 1131)
Mathematics For Technology I (MATH 1131)
Physical Science Biomed Technology (PHYS 1132)
SEMESTER 2
Biomedical Terms And Devices I (BMDV 4131)
Electronic Circuits I (CIRE 1131)
Digital Fundamentals II (DGFN 2131)
Electricity II (ELEC 2131)
Mathematics For Technology II (MATH 2131)
Programming For Biomedical Technology (PROG 1331)
Technical Report Writing For Science & Technology (TECH 1130)
SEMESTER 3
Biomedical Terms & Devices II (BMDV 5131)
Electronic Circuits II (CIRE 2132)
Computers And Networking I (COMP 4131)
Electronic Design Automation For Biomedical (EDA 3100)
General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
Microprocessors I (MPRO 1131)
SEMESTER 4
Biomedical Terms & Devices III (BMDV 6131)
Electrical Controls For Biomedical Technology (BMEC 5100)
Career Planning & Development (CARR 2130)
Electronic Circuits III (CIRE 3132)
Computers & Networking II (COMP 6131)
SEMESTER 5
Dialysis I (BMDL 5131)
Biomedical Technology Management (BMGM 5131)
Biomedical Instrumentation I (BMIN 5131)
Medical Imaging Systems I (BMIS 5131)
Safety Standards & Risk MGMT (BMSS 6131)
General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
SEMESTER 6
Customer Care & Service (BMCS 6131)
Dialysis II (BMDL 6131)
Biomedical Instrumentation II (BMIN 6131)
Medical Imaging Systems II (BMIS 6131)
Safety Standards/Risk MGMT II (BMSS 7131)
Field Placement & Report (FWBM 6131)
General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
Qualified graduates of the Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMTY) program who are interested in pursuing the Honours Bachelor of Health Care Technology Management (BHCTM) degree can do so through the unique, streamlined pathway-to-degree program (HCTF) offered by Durham College. The pathway allows students to earn the BHCTM in just two additional years; the HCTF pathway is four semesters plus a 14-week field placement.
Qualified graduates of programs similar to an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in BMTY, students currently enrolled in another degree program or students holding a degree who wish to pursue the BHCTM as a second degree may be eligible for credit transfer.
The program of study for HCTF pathway students focuses on developing expertise in business practices, including management, policy development, marketing and sales and accounting, among others, to complement existing knowledge in biomedical technology and life sciences.
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Biomedical engineering technologist
Dialysis technologist
Field service representative
Medical imaging service specialist
Installation technician
Nephrology technician
Technical consultant
Technical service representative
Medical Insurance: 500 CAD per year
