Hospital Maintenance Certifications & Degrees Preview

Explore certifications and degrees in hospital maintenance offered across the United States. This is a temporary preview for MWEEKLY’s Hospital Maintenance Career Guide. More Info Coming Soon!

Certifications

• Certified Healthcare Constructor (CHC)
  Duration: 3-6 months prep (exam-based)
  Description: Validates skills in maintaining hospital facilities, focusing on construction and safety, offered by the American Hospital Association.
  Typical Requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience; healthcare construction experience.
  Career Path: Hospital maintenance manager, construction coordinator.

• EPA Section 608 Certification (HVAC)
  Duration: 1-3 months
  Description: Certifies technicians to handle refrigerants in hospital HVAC systems, required by the EPA.
  Typical Requirements: No formal education required; training program.
  Career Path: HVAC technician, hospital maintenance specialist.

Associate Degree

• Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Facilities Maintenance
  Duration: 2 years
  Description: Focuses on maintaining hospital systems, including HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, with emphasis on patient safety.
  Typical Requirements: High school diploma or GED.
  Career Path: Hospital maintenance technician, facilities assistant.

Bachelor’s Degree

• Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Facilities Management
  Duration: 4 years
  Description: Prepares students for managing hospital maintenance operations, emphasizing regulatory compliance.
  Typical Requirements: High school diploma; science and math prerequisites.
  Career Path: Hospital facilities manager, maintenance director.

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This is a preview of hospital maintenance programs MWEEKLY will feature. Our full database, launching soon, will include comprehensive details and search tools for your career journey.