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CABMET FALL 2010 STUDY GROUP
The Colorado Association of Biomedical Equipment Technicians (CABMET) CBET Study Group is getting ready to start again. We believe CABMET CBET Study Group is one of the best ways to study for certification. We are offering the group available by teleconference to everyone in the nation. You or your group can be part of our group from your home, office or hospital. Take your career to the next level!


CABMET Fall 2010 Registration!
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Would your Biomed Association like to join CABMET in forming a study group in your area?
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2010 CBET Fall Study Group Schedule


Facts about CABMET Study Group

  • Started in 2004
  • CABMET has helped over 250 people get their CBET, CRES and CLES since 2004.
  • 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009 Members of our group got the nations highest scores on CBET, CLES, or CRES
  • 2006 CABMET study group had 100% passing rate.
  • 2006 CABMET study group members average score was 120 out of 150 possible
  • 2006 CABMET study group was recognized in AAMI "Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology" Magazine
  • 2007 Higher than the national average passing rate
  • 2008 An article by an ICC board member noted Colorado for having the highest passing rate for the CBET test in the nation because of the CABMET CBET study group
  • 2008 Featured in articles in 24X7, 24X7 Weekly Jolt and AAMI News
  • 2008 over half the people in the nation that earned CBET were part of our group
  • 2009 CABMET offers a scholarship to all members of its group for the highest score
  • 2009 100 techs from across the nation that got their CBET or CBET Candidacy were part of our group
  • 2010 You can be part of our group and obtain your certification.
  • Best of all our group cost is only $60 per individual, and $200 for a Combo Registration. You can set up your own group in your area and only have one phone line used by everyone. We also work with partnering Biomed Associations to wave the phone/web fee, contact us for more details about this offer or see our web site.

    Our study materials are based on actual notes compiled by test takers after the exams. We have over 5 years of compiled notes from actual CBET exams.

    We have top notch instructors that are very knowledgeable on the subject matter they teach. We also have some expert guest speakers. 

    CABMET has done an excellent job in Colorado and would like to extend our study preparation to everyone interested in certification. Please see the attached schedule, class details and registration sheet.

    Sign up on line at www.cabmet.org .The Fall 2010 class sign up is available in June. Class starts the middle of September.

    CABMET is a non-profit professional association of Biomedical Equipment Technicians.



    CABMET CBET Scholarship Offer

    CABMET would like to offer a scholarship to every member of the CABMET CBET Study Group. This scholarship will be awarded to the member of the CABMET CBET Study Group that scores the highest on the CBET test. It only includes the CBET test. This is regardless of whether you are taking the test as a candidate or fully certified. This is independent of whatever program your employer might already have in place to reimburse you. If you get the highest verifiable score you will receive a scholarship that includes $60 for the price of the CABMET CBET Study Group AND $295 for the price of the test! You must be a member of the CABMET CBET Study Group to be eligible for this offer. You will first be asked to email your score to cbetstudygroup@cabmet.org , once the highest score is determined you will be asked to fax your results paperwork to CABMET for verification. The scholarship payment of $355 will be sent to you after everything is verified. One scholarship will be offered for the May test starting in 2010. In the event of a tie, the scholarship will be divided. Thanks for being part of the CABMET CBET Study Group now go study!

    What is certification?

    ICC Certification for Biomedical Equipment Technicians (BMETs) is a formal recognition by the International Certification Commission for Clinical Engineering and Biomedical Technology (ICC) that individuals have demonstrated excellence in theoretical as well as practical knowledge of the principles of biomedical equipment technology.

    Why become certified?

    In today's healthcare market, technology is paramount. The need for a workforce knowledgeable in the theory of operation, underlying physiological principles, and safe application of biomedical equipment is a central concern of many hospitals and companies. Certification demonstrates that successful applicants have the knowledge to ensure a safe, reliable healthcare environment. It also demonstrates to employers a significant commitment to career and competence. Quite simply, in an increasingly competitive and changing environment, certification is an essential investment in an applicant's future.

    What kinds of certifications are there?

    The Board of Examiners for Biomedical Equipment Technicians, operating under the direction of the United States Certification Commission (USCC) and the ICC, maintains the certification programs for biomedical equipment technicians (CBET), radiology equipment specialists (CRES), and laboratory equipment specialists (CLES).

    One certification is not a prerequisite for another. Each certification (CBET, CRES, CLES) requires a separate, complete application and a separate examination. Applicants may test in only one discipline per examination.


    AAMI Certification
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