Klinische Ingenieurwissenschaften

The Department of Clinical Engineering of our university was established in April 2012.

In this department, we will thoroughly study the anatomy and physiology that are the basis of medicine to understand the structure and function of the normal human body. Based on this knowledge of basic medicine, we will understand clinical medicine to learn the origins and treatment methods of various diseases.

At the same time, we will learn engineering knowledge and technology and acquire specialized knowledge about medical devices.

Various medical equipment used in the hospital is prepared in the training room, and you can touch the medical equipment regardless of grade, and you can always pick it up and operate it. By getting used to medical devices from an early stage, you will be able to know the characteristics of each medical device.

Furthermore, taking advantage of the characteristics of university education for four years, you will acquire a wide range of education, improve your qualifications as a member of society and medical professionals, improve your communication skills, and learn how to be involved in team medical care from the standpoint of a clinical engineer.

Clinical engineers will play a very important role in future medical care.

In addition to acquiring national qualifications, we aim to develop human resources that can lead the medical industry.

With the progress of medical technology, medical devices are becoming more sophisticated and complicated.

A clinical engineer is a specialist in medical equipment that operates, maintains, and manages life-protecting medical equipment (life maintenance equipment) such as hemodialysis equipment, respirators, and heart-lung machines.

Our university was established in April 2007, with the history and tradition of Josai Medical Technology College as its predecessor. Josai Medical Technology College is a school with a proven track record of sending excellent specialists to the medical and welfare fields for many years together with its sister school, Josai Radiological Technical College.

The newly reborn Nihon Institute of Medical Science will develop human resources that can respond to the sophistication and specialization of medical care.