Biomedical Electronics Technician (BMD) — Requirements & Free Practice

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ETA journeyman-level biomedical electronics technician certification.

Licensing authority: ETA International

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Basic Electronics Prerequisite: Associate CETa or ETA-accepted equivalent basic-electronics competence; ETA says CETa may be earned before or on the day of the CET exam.
Delivery: Certification Administrator proctoring in person or ETA-arranged remote proctoring for this non-hands-on examination, with scheduling and payment.
Experience: ETA says a Journeyman should have two or more years of experience.
Hands On: The current BMD listing says no hands-on examination is required.
Level: Journeyman

Provider: ETA International
Format: Proctored examination, on paper or online in person; ETA also offers remote proctoring for non-hands-on examinations.
Exam questions: Total questions: 75.
Time limit: 2 hours
Passing score: 75%
Exam fee: $80

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