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- Yes, I actively prepared for the CCE written exam. I studied every day for about a month using
the study guide, HTM journals, and ECRI.
I also attended the course about 8 months prior to the written
exam. (D.E.)To prepare for the written exam, I used study guide as an outline for
areas to study. Study guide does cover the outline and scope of questions we
may expect in the CCE exam. I did spend 1-year of research by reading through
several ACCE and AAMI BI&T articles, case studies, 24X7 magazine etc., and
I also prepared a binder by grouping the articles and several reference
materials. It helped me when preparing for the written exam. (B.I.)
- I actively prepared for the CCE written exam for about 6 months. First, I read the book “A Practicum for
Biomedical Engineering & Technology Management Issues” edited by Les
Atles. This book provided a great
foundation for the topics you need to know for the CCE written exam. Next, I participated in the ACCE CCE review
course, which was a great course that helped to solidify each topic on the CCE
exam. Finally, I read through technical
journals and magazines for articles related to each of the exam topic
areas. I probably prepared more than
most people, but I wanted to fully review each topic to feel confident in
taking the CCE written exam. (K.N.)
- I actively prepared, reviewing my Master’s materials and the HTM
Practicum published by AAMI. I worked for 2 months. (M.M.)
- I would
say I actively studied two times. First time when I was taking the course at
the AAMI conference, and second time before I was taking the written exam. I
probably studied for two months, on items that I don’t active work on as part
of every day job, and different standards. Depending on the nature of work,
focus can be different. The study guide is useful, and it’s always good to keep
up with the industry by reading and always be curious. (R.Z.)
- Yes. I
attended the CCE Prep Course offered the AAMI Exchange. I received guidance
from this course that helped me in preparing to study. I spent a few weeks
studying prior to the written exam. (J.)
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