HealthTrainU™ Offers Personalized Healthcare Courses.

HealthTrainU™ now offers you individual courses for your specific needs. If you need just a few credit hours to fulfill your licensing, credentialing or compliance requirements, we are here to assist you! As an IACET Accredited Provider, you can be sure HealthTrainU education meets and exceeds the accreditation standard we must adhere to. Some courses are also approved or accepted by other credentialing agencies. Look for your organization beside the course title.*

Every HealthTrainU course is researched and developed by industry experts, so you know our content is top-notch and available to you at any time on-line. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion (score of 80% or better) and you have the ability to access your Certificate and Student Transcript for one year from sign-up.

Simply select the area of study to see the categorized courses. Clicking on those links will bring up the courses in that library. From there, click on “Add To Cart” and then go on to the next step. Please feel free to call us at: 919-785-1214 x 329 or at: [email protected] if you are having any difficulty or questions.

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1 1/4 hours

MRT101: Proper Multimeter Use

For wheelchair technicians and any HME professional who works with electronic equipment, the multimeter is an indispensable tool — arguably the single most valuable instrument in the technician's toolkit. Capable of measuring voltage, current, resistance, and a range of other critical electrical quantities, a thorough understanding of the multimeter and how to use it effectively is essential to diagnosing issues accurately, performing repairs with confidence, and maintaining the complex powered equipment that patients depend on every day. This course provides a comprehensive and detailed guide to proper multimeter use, combining clear descriptions of the tool's functions with practical, in-depth instruction on its application in real-world technical scenarios. Supported by photographs, formulas, and key terms and definitions, this course gives wheelchair and HME technicians everything they need to fully understand and confidently leverage the multimeter as a cornerstone of their technical practice.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.1
CEUs
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1 1/2 hours

MRT201: Power Wheelchair Basics

Power wheelchairs are sophisticated, life-enabling devices — and for anyone involved in ordering, servicing, or supporting these complex machines, a solid understanding of how they work is not just helpful; it is essential. From the professionals who configure and deliver them to the technicians who maintain and repair them, a strong foundational knowledge of power wheelchair systems directly impacts the safety, reliability, and quality of life of the patients who depend on them every day. This introductory course provides a comprehensive overview of power wheelchair fundamentals, covering the key components that make these machines function — including batteries, motors, controllers, joysticks, chargers, and programmers — and explaining how each element works in concert as an integrated system. Whether you are new to power wheelchairs or looking to formalize your existing knowledge, this course provides the essential technical foundation needed to work with these complex and critically important mobility devices with confidence and competence.
Price: $25.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.2
CEUs
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2 hours

MRT202: Wheelchair Batteries

For patients who depend on power wheelchairs for their daily mobility and independence, reliable battery performance is not a convenience — it is a necessity. Batteries are the essential power source behind every powered mobility device, and the decisions made around their selection, charging, handling, and maintenance have a direct and significant impact on the performance, longevity, and safety of the equipment patients rely on every day. This course provides HME technicians and mobility professionals with a thorough and practical exploration of wheelchair batteries — beginning with a foundational understanding of how batteries work and progressing through the full lifecycle of battery management, including selection, operation, testing, and replacement. By developing a strong command of proper battery practices, technicians will be better equipped to ensure consistent, reliable power wheelchair performance and to proactively address battery-related issues before they impact the patients who depend on this critical equipment.
Price: $25.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.2
CEUs
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1 1/4 hour

MRT203: Power Wheelchair Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Like any precision vehicle, a power wheelchair performs best — and lasts longest — when it receives consistent, proactive maintenance. For the patients who depend on these devices for their daily mobility and independence, a well-maintained power wheelchair is not just a convenience; it is a lifeline. For the technicians responsible for keeping these devices in optimal condition, a strong command of preventive maintenance and troubleshooting fundamentals is an essential professional skill. This course provides HME technicians with a practical and comprehensive guide to power wheelchair preventive maintenance and basic troubleshooting — covering the routine maintenance procedures that support reliable long-term performance, as well as the systematic mechanical, structural, and environmental considerations that inform effective problem diagnosis. By building this foundational expertise, technicians will be better equipped to identify issues early, resolve them efficiently, and ensure that every power wheelchair in their care continues to deliver the safe, dependable performance its user deserves.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
*IACET
0.1
CEUs
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2 hours

MRT204: Power Wheelchair Electronics and Theory of Operation

Effective power wheelchair diagnostics goes far beyond mechanical intuition — it requires a genuine understanding of the electrical and electronic principles that govern how these sophisticated devices operate. For service technicians committed to diagnosing and resolving drivetrain issues with precision and confidence, that foundational knowledge is what separates guesswork from truly expert troubleshooting. This course is not a broad survey of general electrical theory — it is a carefully focused and highly practical exploration of the specific electronic concepts most relevant to the power wheelchair technician's daily work. By building a targeted understanding of the electrical and electronic systems that drive power wheelchair performance, technicians will be better equipped to approach complex diagnostic challenges systematically, accurately, and with the technical confidence that exceptional service demands.
Price: $30.00 CEUs: 0.30
*IACET
0.3
CEUs
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1 3/4 hours

MRT205: Power Wheelchair Repair: Drivetrain Components

The drivetrain is the mechanical and electronic heart of every power wheelchair — and for service technicians, a thorough understanding of its components and how to diagnose and repair them is essential to keeping patients mobile, safe, and independent. This course provides a detailed, hands-on exploration of the core drivetrain components found in most power wheelchairs, including motors, gearboxes, controllers, joysticks, connectors, batteries, and chargers. Designed with practicality and real-world application at its core, this course delivers component-level detail that is directly consistent with the service parts and repair processes offered by leading power wheelchair manufacturers — ensuring that the knowledge gained translates immediately and effectively into the workshop. Whether diagnosing a complex drivetrain issue or performing routine component repairs, technicians who complete this course will be better equipped to work with precision, efficiency, and the technical confidence that exceptional power wheelchair service demands.
Price: $25.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.2
CEUs
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1.5 hours

MRT301: Introduction to Respiratory Repair

Respiratory equipment repair is a specialized and critically important discipline within HME service — one that demands both technical precision and a foundational understanding of the clinical context in which these life-sustaining devices operate. For technicians who service respiratory equipment, knowing not just how a device works, but why it matters to the patient depending on it, is what elevates competent repair into truly exceptional service. This course provides HME repair technicians with a comprehensive introduction to respiratory equipment maintenance and repair, covering the essential knowledge base every technician needs — including human oxygen requirements, oxygen concentrators, aerosol units, suction machines, and the compressors that power them. Practical troubleshooting tips and service documentation requirements are also included, equipping technicians with the complete foundational toolkit needed to service respiratory equipment accurately, efficiently, and in full compliance with documentation standards.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
*IACET
0.1
CEUs
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1 1/2 hours

MRT302: Basics of Compressors

Compressors are the driving force behind many of the most essential respiratory devices used in the home health setting — and for HME repair technicians, a thorough understanding of how they function, how they fail, and how to restore them to reliable operation is a foundational and frequently applied skill. This course provides a clear and practical exploration of air compressors as they are used across different home respiratory equipment units, covering the distinct types of compressors found in various devices and the specific functions each is designed to perform. Participants will also develop the hands-on knowledge needed to repair a compressor top end and confidently swap out a malfunctioning unit for a rebuilt replacement — essential repair competencies that directly support the safety and reliability of the respiratory equipment patients depend on every day.
Price: $25.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.2
CEUs
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3 hours

MRT303: Oxygen Concentrators

Oxygen concentrators are among the most vital and life-sustaining devices in the home respiratory equipment arsenal — electrically powered machines that continuously filter ambient air, isolate and concentrate the oxygen within it, and deliver that oxygen directly to patients who depend on it for their health and survival. For HME repair technicians, a comprehensive understanding of how these critical devices function and how to keep them performing reliably is an essential professional competency. This detailed and thorough course provides technicians with an in-depth exploration of oxygen concentrator technology — from a clear explanation of how concentrators function and a photographic guide to their key features and components, to practical instruction on preventive maintenance, systematic troubleshooting, and the fundamental repairs most commonly required in the field. By developing a strong command of oxygen concentrator service, technicians will be better equipped to ensure that these life-sustaining devices continue to deliver safe, consistent, and dependable performance for the patients who need them most.
Price: $35.00 CEUs: 0.40
*IACET
0.4
CEUs
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1 hour

MRT304: Aerosol Machines & Suction Machines - Troubleshooting and Repair

Aerosol units — commonly known as nebulizers or compressor nebulizers — are small but clinically significant devices that play an important role in respiratory care, converting liquid medication into a fine, inhalable mist that patients can absorb quickly and effectively. For HME repair technicians, understanding how these devices function and knowing how to maintain and repair them is essential to ensuring that patients receive the consistent, reliable medication delivery their respiratory health depends on. This course provides a practical and thorough introduction to aerosol and suction machine service, combining a clear explanation of how these devices function with photographic guides to their key features and components. Participants will develop the hands-on knowledge needed to perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot common issues, and carry out the basic repairs most frequently required in the field — equipping technicians with the confidence and competency to keep these important respiratory devices performing at their best for the patients who rely on them.
Price: $35.00 CEUs: 0.10
*IACET
0.1
CEUs
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MRT105: Manual Wheelchair Repair

A well-maintained manual wheelchair is more than a product — it is a patient's primary means of independence and mobility, and ensuring it functions safely and smoothly is a critical responsibility for any HME technician. This course provides a thorough and practical introduction to manual wheelchair components, exploring how each element interacts within the system to deliver the reliable, easy-to-propel performance that patients depend on every day. Participants will also develop the skills needed to conduct thorough wheelchair inspections, identifying defects, wear, and signs of deterioration before they become safety concerns. Accessible and well-structured, this course serves as an ideal starting point for technicians at companies whose inventory centers on basic manual wheelchairs for rent or sale — providing the foundational repair and inspection knowledge needed to keep every chair in optimal condition for the patients who rely on it.
Price: $25.00 CEUs: 0.20
*IACET
0.2
CEUs
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1 1/2 Hours

MRT401: Repair Technician Refresher

The most effective repair technicians bring more than technical expertise to their work — they combine strong clinical and equipment knowledge with the professional skills and interpersonal awareness that define a truly well-rounded HME professional. This refresher course delivers a focused, practical review of five essential areas that repair technicians encounter in their daily work, reinforcing the foundational competencies that support both exceptional service and personal well-being on the job. Topics covered include back safety practices to protect your long-term physical health in the field, an important discussion on the impact of grief on the customers you serve and how to respond with empathy, a concise review of telephone skills and customer service best practices, an introduction to assistive technology and its role in patient care, and practical guidance on navigating the funding process for equipment repairs and replacements. Together, these five areas provide repair technicians with a well-rounded refresher that strengthens performance across every dimension of the role.
Price: $35.00 CEUs: 0.10
*IACET
0.1
CEUs
*Pre-ATP means RESNA will accept the course for credit prior to taking the ATP exam. RA means RESNA has accepted that course for post-ATP credit. HealthTrainU™ has been approved as an Accredited Provider ( Verify our IACET Accreditation) by the International Accreditors for Continuing and Training (IACET). Your national or state association credentialing needs may be different. Always check to verify that IACET CEUs will fulfill those credentialing requirements.