Medical Device Manufacturing Processes

The Medical Device Manufacturing: Processes and Practices Workforce Training microcredential certificate program includes a series of four courses addressing the competencies outlined by the medical device industry and covers the basic core knowledge and skills required for entry-level positions in a medical device, lab, or diagnostics business. Each course covers a different aspect of manufacturing and aligns with international industry-recognized standards. A Workforce Training microcredential certificate is awarded upon the successful completion of the four core courses. This training is appropriate for those new to the industry, transitioning from a related discipline, or professionals wanting refresher courses.

Two add-on courses that are not included in the four-course certificate are also available for trainees that want to increase their core knowledge after completion of the certificate program.

WTMD910

Introduction to Medical Device Industry

Training Hours: 18

Semester: All

Price: $275

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WTMD920

Basic Manufacturing Skills

Training Hours: 21

Semester: All

Price: $375

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WTMD930

Introduction to FDA Regulations

Training Hours: 21

Semester: All

Price: $375

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WTMD940

Intro to Quality Systems

Training Hours: 21

Semester: All

Price: $375

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WTMD950

Intro to Quality Control ONLINE

Training Hours: 21 (7 Weeks)

Semester: All

Price: $375

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WTMD960

QA Auditing Concepts

Training Hours: 18 (6 Weeks)

Semester: All

Price: $375

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Funding Sources

Utah residents who have lived in the state for at least 12 months may qualify for Short Term Intensive Training (STIT) funding, which covers up to 50% of tuition costs for this program.

How to apply for STIT funding:

  1. Complete and submit the STIT Funding Application.
  2. Receive your approval email and discount code.
  3. Register for the program using your discount code

Program Terms and Conditions

  • Funding is based on Utah residency of a minimum of 12 months.
  • You must complete a STIT application to determine eligibility.
  • STIT funding is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Funding for this program does not cover optional elective courses.