Certificate in Biomedical Sciences

Biomedical Sciences

About Biomedical Sciences

In order to concentrate on the health of both people and animals, biomedical science merges the disciplines of biology and medicine. You will research anatomical and histological structures, pharmacology, epidemiology, and biochemical and physiological processes as a biomedical science major.

Why is Biomedical Sciences important?

The work that biomedical scientists perform today and will do in the future is crucial for the healthcare system, and employment prospects in the field will only grow. Biomedical science is indeed a job that one may pursue for the rest of one's life. Careers in the biomedical sciences:

• They could work for a private hospital, pharmaceutical firm, research facility, university, or national health organization. With this education, though, you may pursue a career in health policy, toxicology, or even zoology, with a title other than "biomedical scientist."

Who should take the Biomedical Sciences Exam?

• Research Associate I - Biomedical Sciences
• Research Assistant/Laboratory Manager (OPS)
• Biomedical research scientist
• Research Laboratory Technician
• Bioinformatics Manager

Biomedical Sciences Certification Course Outline

1. Clinical Human Anatomy
2. Gross Anatomy for the Biomedical Sciences
3. Biochemistry or Biochemistry for the Health Professions
4. Human Physiology
5. General and Molecular Pathology
6. Pharmacology
7. Neuroscience Systems Course
8. Human Microbiology
9. Functional Neuroanatomy
10. Human Medical Genetics