Medical Device Manufacturing: Processes & Practices
The Medical Device Manufacturing: Processes and Practices certificate program includes a series of courses addressing the competencies outlined by the medical device industry and covers basic core knowledge and skills required for entry-level positions. Each course content aligns with national industry-recognized standards. A core knowledge and skills certificate will be awarded upon the successful completion.
This training is appropriate for those new to the industry, transitioning from a related discipline or professionals wanting refresher courses.
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WTMD 0930-001
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WTMD 0940-001
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WTMD 0960-001
Short Term Intensive Training (STIT) funding is available for this course. Contact Kay Carter at kay.carter@slcc.edu or 801-957-5373 to determine eligibility.
Participants who successfully complete the 96 hours of training can earn the Medical Device Core Knowledge and Skills Certificate. The following foundational courses must be completed with a passing grade:
- WTMD 0910 - Introduction to Medical Device Industry
- WTMD 0920 - Basic Manufacturing Skills
- WTMD 0930 - Introduction to FDA Regulations
- WTMD 0940 - Introduction to Quality Systems
Participants completing individual courses to meet FDA compliance training requirements may request letters of completion for personnel files.
These courses are noncredit, however, there is a credit pathway that has been established. After completion of both WTMD 0910 and WTMD 0920, students can receive credit for SLCC BTEC 1025 (3 credits). After completion of both WTMD 0930 and 0940, students can receive credit for SLCC BTEC 2035 (2 credits).