Healthcare Technology Workforce Initiative
Building the next generation of Biomedical Equipment Technicians through scholarships, certification sponsorships, and educational partnerships.
Ohms Law Foundation Strategic Growth & Impact
The Foundation’s long-term goals focus on expanding student support, scholarship funding, professional certification sponsorships, industry partnerships, and support for Biomedical Equipment Technology programs.
| Strategic Metric | Current Impact (2025–2026) |
2030 Goal | 2035 Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Students Supported | 23 | 100+ | 500+ |
| Scholarship Funding Awarded | $24,500 | $500K+ | $2M+ |
| Professional Certifications Sponsored | 1 | 250+ | 1,000+ |
| Foundation Partners | 13 | 25+ | 50+ |
| BMET Programs Supported | 7 | 20+ | 50+ |
| Total Foundation Partner Donations | $38K | $500K+ | $2M+ |
Students Supported
Scholarship Funding Awarded
Professional Certifications Sponsored
Foundation Partners
BMET Programs Supported
Total Foundation Partner Donations
These milestones reflect the Foundation’s long-term commitment to building a sustainable pipeline of highly qualified Biomedical Equipment Technicians through strategic partnerships, educational investment, and measurable workforce outcomes.
Scholarship Investment Options
Supporting the biomedical technician workforce requires strategic investment in education, professional certification, and career development. The table below illustrates the typical educational investment required for students entering Biomedical Equipment Technology programs.
$5,000
- Approximately 2–3 BMET semesters
- 20 CABT exams
- 10 CBET, CHTM, or CRES exams
$10,000–$15,000
- 1 full BMET AAS degree
- 4–6 semester scholarships
- 20–30 CBET, CHTM, or CRES exams
$25,000+
- 2–3 full BMET AAS scholarships
- 50+ CBET, CHTM, or CRES exams
- Customized workforce development initiatives
