Technology in Electromedicine: Medellín On Campus

The Maria Cano’s Bachelor of technology in Electromedicine’s program main objective is to improve competitivity conditions by providing our IPS (Health Service Provider Institutions) in the national health network, developing companies and medical technology manufacturers with highly qualified human resources which help them answer assertively to the transformation inside the traditional hospital’s infrastructure and the profound challenges in innovation, competence and cost reduction by doing comparative analysis between the traditional manner of planning the scientific and technologic training required for a new progress.

SNIES 102525

RC No 6045 of May 20, 2013
Valid for 7 years

Study Plan
Length: 6 semesters
Total program credits: 103
Admission cycles: semester
Class method: On Campus
Tuition fee: $1.573.000 per semester

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    Professional profile

    Due to the magnitude of their profession regarding our National Health System, our BTechs in Electromedicine’s knowledge and skills allow them to:

    • Make context-based decisions, foresee tendencies, research for alternatives, and participate in interdisciplinary workteams.
    • Develop, test and systematize new knowledge to back up decisions, update protocols and modify procedures, without jeopardizing the patient’s health nor the hardware’s quality.
    • Analize, design, improve, transform and provide solutions regarding acquisition, wiring, tuning-up and operational training. They can also design and apply maintenance and preventive plans.
    • Coordinate and lead hardware reposition plans whilst looking for better alternatives and technological convergences in order to optimize the Safety – Cost – benefit relationship.
    • Solve technical and technological issues by using informatics tools which allow them to improve production processes.
    • Coordinate and perform interdisciplinary as well as interinstitutional activities in current technology fields, organizing and managing resources for sustainable development projects whilst making well-supported decisions, taking into account its social and environmental impact.

    Work profile

    Thanks to their knowledge and skills, our Btechs in Electromedicine can carry out different duties, such as:

    • Planning, organizing, and managing maintenance and operation of electromedicine devices and hardware.
    • Design hardware, electromedicine systems and spare parts.
    • Evaluate and control hardware and spare part quality.
    • Process assistance when applying Engineering designs.
    • Staff administration in electromedicine service areas.
    • Know and apply international standards such as ICONTEC, ASTM, DIN, AFNOR, ISO, AISI-SAE, UNS and others for electromedicine hardware.
    • Implement quality control techniques and environmental mitigation processes through the ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 standards.
    • Research, organize and interpret technical information for electromedicine hardware, elements and devices.
    • Apply electronic data-processing methods to problem solving and resource optimization involving materials such as: Word, Internet, Excel and other software programs.
    • Our Btechs in Electromedicine must have the knowledge to elaborate machine design projects and electromedicine hardware wiring.

    CURRICULUM

    Study Plan

    Semestres

    Credits

    • Differencial calculus 3
    • Vector trigonometry and geometry 3
    • Anatomy 3
    • Introduction to technology 3
    • Maria Cano lecture 2
    • Communication techniques 2

    Credits 17

    Credits

    • Integral calculus 3
    • Physics I and laboratory 3
    • Molecular biology 3
    • Circuits I and laboratory 3
    • Programming I 3
    • English I 3

    Credits 18

    Credits

    • Differential equations 3
    • Physics II and laboratory 3
    • Physiology 3
    • Circuits II and laboratory 3
    • Programming II 3
    • English II 3

    Credits 18

    Credits

    • Electromedicine hardware I 3
    • Sensors and amplification 3
    • Biomechanics 3
    • Digital circuits and laboratory 3
    • Electronics and laboratory 3
    • Epistemology 2

    Credits 17

    Credits

    • Electromedicine hardware II 3
    • Electronic instrumentation 3
    • Sense perception 3
    • Processors 3
    • Control systems 3
    • Methodology of investigation 2

    Credits 17

    Credits

    • Elective course (Electronics – Entrepreneurship) 4
    • Project formulation 3
    • Professional practice 10

    Credits 17