Hi everybody, My name is Adam and I am a BMET in Tulsa, OK. I just recently graduated with a degree in Biomedical Electronics and am now working on dialysis equipment and reverse osmosis water treatment systems. I am hoping to take my certification exam in November. Just looking around to see if any of you on here have taken it yet and how it was. I currently have the AAMI practice exam on CD, but was wondering if there are any better study tools out there that you can recommend.

welcome aboard Adam, alot of people on this forum are in prep to take the exam in May this yr and some november as well. Once u read around you will find out that having more resources to study from will give you an better opportunity to pass the test. Go ahead and join as a preminum member so u can access all the videos and sample quesitons on this site. I just joined like 2 wks ago but the information is great and the networking is good as well. I also have flashcards that helps my study techniques as well.i have the mometrix study guide if you want it i can email that to you and also PM me i would like to see can i get a copy of the AAMI practice CD that you have. Im sure there is a way we can help each other.

PM me or email me at lilhunt25@hotmail.com-- TTLY

Carlos

I will e-mail that program to you tonite. Let me know if it works or not, and I will take anything you have to help study. I appreciate the help and I think that I will get that premium membership.

Welcome Adam! CTI is launching a 150 question practice test next Friday. This will be available on the e-Store at www.ctiproductions.com/store along with all of the other products. The test will be $25 for standard members but I believe there will be a newsletter coming out today with a special offer for the premium members.

On the non-CTI side, I know there are flash cards for purchase from a few vendors out there. A search should get you in the zone. Also, BMETWiki.org is a great source of information.

All the best,
Tim

Thanks for the info tnagle i look frwd to gettting that practice test- Hopefully they will post messages once the test becomes available---

My name is Jason Knight. I’m 28 years old and it’s taken me a while to find out what I want to be when I grow up. I’m currently living in Murfreesboro, TN which is just East of Nashville.

I joined the USAF after high school and went into working on F-16s. This was fun for a while but I knew it wasn’t where I wanted to be.

I got out of the military and moved to Tennessee to pursue music. I went to SAE Institute in Nashville for Audio Engineering. This was a dream job but I found out that I enjoy it more as a hobby than making a living doing it.

I’m currently in school at MedVance Institute for Biomedical Equipment Technology. I have one year left before I graduate and I’m really starting to dig in to prepare for my CBET certification. I’m doing a work study at the VA hospital in Murfreesboro, TN.

I’m really hoping to learn everything I can and contribute back to the world of biomed.

Thank you for letting me join.

Welcome to the forum Jknight3174, we hope that we can be helpful in the pursuit of your certification efforts.

Hello,

My name is Tanja and I am a BioMed Student. I am a returning older student. I worked in the field of electronics since I was 19. USAF Veteran of 10 years. Worked for Intel for about 6 years got tried of it, then worked and electrician apprentice for 3 years injured my back so decided to return to school because I was not able to work.

Always enjoyed technology and hands on electronics troubleshooting and repair. As an apprentice I worked at VAMC helping with the new MRI installation (electrical panels and pulling cables etc), I joyed it, so when the opportunity came I took it. Now studying towards to an AS in Biomedical Engineering Technology after will take candidate status for certification and find work.

Although I have just over a year to complete before graduation, I believe it can never be to early to start.

Hi,

My name is Ben Lotz, I am an Sheppard trained active US Army BMET currently deployed in Afghanistan. I have been in the field just about 6 yrs. I'm getting out the Army and moving back to Louisiana in OCT.

When I'm not deployed or on some crazy dumb detail in Ft Hood, I enjoy hunting, fishing, working on my truck, and hanging out with my awesome girlfriend. who I'm gonna ask to marry me when I get back in July.


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