
HTM Resources
The AAMI HTM Resources page serves as a centralized hub of practical tools—such as the HTM Levels Guide, CMMS standardization white papers, and free benchmarking materials—designed by AAMI’s HTM committees and HTM professionals to support healthcare technology management departments in standardizing operations and enhancing performance. These resources embody AAMI’s overarching mission to standardize, develop, and elevate the HTM field by equipping HTM professionals with accessible, evidence-based resources that drive consistency, professional advancement, and operational excellence.
CMMS Collaborative White Papers



HTM Employee Retention Survey
Across industries, talented professionals are on the move. Whether for better pay, career advancement, or a more flexible schedule, today’s workforce is collectively job-hopping faster than a kid plays hopscotch. A new employee retention survey from AAMI offers insights specific to the healthcare technology management (HTM) field. The report is available for free download. Read more in AAMI News.


Planned Maintenance Compliance and Definitions

Gray Areas of Equipment Service in HTM

HTM Levels Guide

HTM Non-Technical Skills Development: Building Trust

Core Competencies for BMETs

HTM Benchmarking Guide

Healthcare Technology Management Manual

HTM Leadership Development Guide

Equipment Acquisition Guide

HTM Career Planning Handbook

HTM Succession Planning Guide

AEM Guide

Medical Equipment Servicing Guide

Medical Device Cybersecurity Guide

HTM Non-Technical Skills Development: Leading Strong Project Teams

HTM Training Guide

Effective Employee Retention Strategies for HTM

Emergency Preparedness Assessment for HTM Departments

Seen By the C-Suite: An HTM Guide to Emphasizing Your Value

HTM Non-Technical Skills Development: Financial Acumen
Medical Connectivity FAQs
This document is intended to help healthcare technology management (HTM), information technology (IT), and facilities management professionals understand the state of wireless tools and technologies, their use in healthcare, and how they can best be managed given the disparate roles and responsibilities.
