Fluke Biomedical Debuts Online Training Center
Fluke Biomedical launched Advantage Training, an online center aimed at providing accessible training to the biomedical engineering community.
According to a media release, the
The curriculum was developed by subject matter experts, including faculty from the
"Having access to little or no product training is a real issue our customers face around the world,"
The courses follow an e-learning format and allow users to control their own learning experience. Certificates of completion are issued upon passing a quiz at the end of a course to support continuing education efforts.
"We're enabling the broader biomedical engineering community to achieve a higher level of continuing education that they can apply and use every day," Zion added.
Fluke Biomedical has plans to expand Advantage Training in the future to answer growing training demands.
Fluke Biomedical is a global provider of test and measurement equipment and services to the healthcare industry.
Unfors RaySafe is a company focusing in X-ray quality assurance solutions to help protect patients and staff from unnecessary radiation.
More Information:
http://www.flukebiomedical.com/AdvantageTraining
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