The North Central Biomedical Association's 2026 annual meeting brings together HTM professionals from across the upper Midwest for education, networking, and hands-on technical training.
Returning to the Disney Yacht Club Resort, this year’s Florida Biomedical Society symposium—which will take place from December 6-9 in Orlando—will feature an enhanced educational lineup and give biomeds the opportunity to take the CBET test. Learn what else is in store for this year's event.
For more than a quarter-century, the Indiana Biomedical Society (IBS) has been providing support, networking, and educational opportunities for biomedical engineers throughout the Hoosier state. In this article, 24x7 contributing writer Phyllis Hanlon profiles the IBS and reveals some of the secrets to the IBS' staying power. Read them here.
The North Central Biomedical Association's 2026 annual meeting brings together HTM professionals from across the upper Midwest for education, networking, and hands-on technical training.
The North Carolina Biomedical Association’s understanding of what healthcare technology management professionals need—and its ongoing efforts to meet those challenges in a cost-effective way—help explain why the group continues to be one of the largest regional biomedical associations in the country.
Read MoreThe Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, which accredits college and university programs in applied science, computing, engineering, and technology, has selected AAMI as its lead member society for biomedical equipment technician programs.
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Founded more than 40 years ago by a handful of biomeds, the Colorado Association of Biomedical Equipment Technicians now welcomes more than 200 people to its annual August symposium. Widely recognized as having one of the best CBET study groups in the country and known for its close-knit atmosphere, the group also played a pivotal role at the recent AAMI conference.
Read MoreThe Georgia Biomedical Instrumentation Society 2015 Technical Conference, held August 15, 2015 in Atlanta, Ga, will offer educational, networking, and personal development opportunities for biomeds to help expand their expertise and increase department productivity.
Read MoreThemed “Healthcare Technology at the Crossroads,” the annual meeting of the Clinical Engineering Association of Illinois (CEAI) will be held August 19–20, 2015 at the Drury Lane Conference Center in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill.
Read MoreThe Washington State Biomedical Association’s membership has grown substantially during the last 3 to 5 years despite the state’s expansive geography, which makes reaching members in remote regions challenging. Better management, enhanced advertising efforts, high-quality educational seminars and symposiums, and more support from third-party companies account for the bump in membership, leaders say.
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The Oregon Biomedical Association has elected David Gillaspie and Bartley Onoday as vice president and treasurer, respectively. They join current board members Keith Waters, president, and Michael O’Brien, secretary.