Specialty – Biomedical Technologies and Health Territories (TBTS)
Constantly evolving worldwide, the biomedical technology field requires the training of responsive, multi-disciplinary players capable of designing, managing and maintaining high-performance medical technical platforms. Due to the high level of technological innovation in this field, the successful integration of innovative processes is essential to maintain the high quality of the healthcare system, both technically and in terms of human resources. This integration takes place both at the level of the medical device itself, and at the level of the organization of healthcare systems within healthcare territories. The course is accredited by Medicen, a competitiveness cluster for innovation in healthcare.
Pedagogical context
UTC-Compiegne, and more specifically the Department of Biological Engineering, remains a pioneer and one of France's leaders in biomedical training. The TBTS program draws on the multi-disciplinary skills of its teams to provide knowledge and know-how in biomedical technology management.
Project workshops and case studies are used to develop the skills and competencies required for healthcare professions.
Special emphasis is placed on presentations by specialists from the worlds of healthcare and industry.
Professional objectives
- Train biomedical professionals capable of understanding the impact of technological innovations on healthcare establishments and organizations.
- Develop skills in the design, organization, operation and maintenance of medical technical platforms, in the service of patients.
- Develop skills in the integration of innovative processes, both on the scale of the medical device and that of the healthcare system within healthcare regions.
- Contribute to communication, interaction and cooperation between the various players in the healthcare system (healthcare establishments, healthcare industries, regulatory agencies).
- Contribute to guaranteeing the quality and safety of medical devices, in compliance with the relevant regulations, throughout their life cycle.