Specialty in Manufacture of Medical Devices

The Specialty in Medical Device Manufacturing seeks to train professionals capable of carrying out planning, analysis, research and design activities in projects related to the manufacture of these devices, guaranteeing regulatory compliance and the direction of multidisciplinary teams to solve problems in the medical device industry. these medical devices.

• Provide the necessary knowledge to provide trained professionals in areas related to the manufacture of medical devices.
• Know and interpret the guidelines and national and international regulations for the development, placing on the market and regulation of medical devices.
• Apply principles of engineering, continuous improvement, quality, business and other areas of human knowledge in solving industry problems.
• Develop management, evaluation and technology transfer processes, considering the regulatory aspects of the industry.
• Identify and quantify opportunities for improvement in manufacturing processes from the analysis and interpretation of data.
• Guarantee the rights and safety of the patient in the current ethical and regulatory framework.

The program is aimed at professionals in the areas of Engineering, manufacturing, quality, and project management, with excellent scientific-technical skills for their proper development in the program. Likewise, for practicing professionals who have been trained empirically and require updating in the field of manufacturing and quality in the manufacture of medical devices.

The graduate of this specialty is a professional who integrates knowledge about Validation, Metrology, Lean Manufacturing, Standards and Regulations processes, developing solutions for the design and manufacturing of medical devices, as well as improving the quality of production processes. existing and future, complying with the regulatory framework and the best practices applicable to the industry. Trained to develop and disseminate knowledge to colleagues and supervisees, as well as to solve the technological and ethical challenges present in the industry, with critical thinking and an innovative and interdisciplinary vision.

The Specialty in Manufacture of Medical Devices is a flexible program adaptable to the professional needs of the participant, it is structured in 4 quarters, with a total of 35 credits.

• Dominican graduated from a Dominican university
  • Admission request
  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Certification and copy of university degree legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT.
  • Certification and record of original university notes legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT.
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Original birth certificate, certified and legalized.

  Important note

  • *: Only applies to Psychology careers, 2 + 2 Programs or **Industrial Design
• Dominican graduated from a foreign university
  • Admission request
  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Photocopy university degree apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. (See "Important Note" in footer)
  • Record of original university notes apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. (See "Important Note" in footer)
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Original birth certificate, certified and legalized.

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.
• graduated from intec
  • Admission request
  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Photocopy of the university degree.
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
• Foreigner graduated from a foreign university
  • Admission request
  • Photocopy passport.
  • Photocopy university degree apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Record of original university notes apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Original birth certificate apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.

  
  

  To apply for the tariff in Dominican pesos:

  • You can send a proof of residence issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) and that it shows that it is valid for 4 years or more.
  • Foreigners with Dominican parents, must deliver the original birth certificate of any of them.
• Foreigner graduated from a Dominican university
  • Admission request
  • Photocopy passport.
  • Certification and copy of university degree legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Certification and record of original university notes legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Original birth certificate apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.

  
  

  To apply for the tariff in Dominican pesos:

  • You can send a proof of residence issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) and that it shows that it is valid for 4 years or more.
  • Foreigners with Dominican parents, must deliver the original birth certificate of any of them.