By John Noblitt, M.A.Ed., CBET Back in October, I wrote about the need for a more proactive stance in finding the next generation of HTM professionals. I began to ask myself, where should on... Read more

By Roger A. Bowles Over the past 20 years, we have seen the biomedical equipment technician career field evolve. Twenty-seven years ago, when I entered it as a young BMET I, I did not know m... Read more

In recent articles I’ve written much about the state of biomedical equipment technology programs and the need to replace the growing number of HTM personnel who are aging out of this career... Read more

I recently attended the Ohio HTM association meeting. Many passionate HTM professionals attended this meeting. I have to say that this is a very impressive group and they shared lots of grea... Read more

As we continue to struggle to find the next generation of HTM professionals I ask each of you to steer a bright young individual pursue a career in the HTM field. Read more

Today, students in my classes vary in age from 18 to 45, with seemingly equal representation from each age group. However, the tide may be turning. Read more

One of the most difficult challenges facing the HTM field is attracting professionals to join the profession. Read more

The bottom line is that I would rather have the title of instructor or trainer than professor because it matches what I do and what I love doing Read more

To help provide for the best patient outcomes we all must perform at our best and that includes having the right mindset. Read more