Biomedical Equipment Technology (BMET) Curriculum Consultant

Posted 9 days ago

health career instituteWest Palm Beach (FL)

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Job Title: Biomedical Equipment Technology (BMET) Curriculum Consultant
Location: Remote / Occasional On-Site (West Palm Beach & Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
Position Type: Contract / Project-Based
Position Summary: HCI College (Fort Lauderdale, FL) is developing a new Biomedical Equipment Technology diploma program and is seeking an experienced BMET practitioner — ideally CBET-certified — to serve as a curriculum consultant and subject matter expert. You will shape the program from the ground up, working alongside instructional designers with real clinical and field experience guiding every module. Curriculum Development: Design a 10-month Diploma and a 24-month Associate of Science (AS) curriculum, including course descriptions, student learning outcomes (SLOs), and clock-to-credit hour mappings. Equipment Strategy: Provide a comprehensive "Master Equipment List" for a modest yet high-quality lab, including diagnostic tools (Safety Analyzers, Patient Simulators) and medical assets (IV Pumps, Defibrillators, Patient Monitors). Accreditation Alignment: Ensure the program structure meets ACCSC standards and aligns with the ABET (Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission) criteria for future programmatic accreditation. Industry Certification Mapping: Integrate content specifically designed to prepare students for the CABT (Certified Associate in Biomedical Technology) and CBET (Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician) exams. Advisory Board Support: Assist in identifying and recruiting local South Florida healthcare leaders for the Program Advisory Committee (PAC).
Qualifications & Experience: Minimum 5 years hands‑on BMET or HTM experience (hospital, ISO, or OEM background all valid) Familiarity with Florida hospital systems or South Florida market preferred Experience teaching, training, mentoring, or precepting other biomeds (formal or informal) CBET, CHTM, or equivalent certification preferred but not required

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