Best & Worst Things About This Career
As reported by people currently doing the job
"I love that I get to help people, I'm in operating rooms every day making a difference and working with great and intelligent people. It's fun for me to go into work every day and know that I'm going to learn something and that I'm really using my brain. I also love that everyday is different which makes it very exciting. My day can get very chaotic, I never really know when I'll be done so it can get difficult to plan around."
School : BS in Biomedical Engineering
Career: Biomedical Engineer, currently based in New York.;





Tips for Succeeding in This Career
Helpful Info From Insiders
"1. Spend time in a hospital to make sure you really know what your getting yourself into. To get involved in this field takes a lot of work so you should know you really want it! 2. Taking a lot of physiology classes really helped me adapt in the beginning 3. Being involved in a lot of clubs and my sorority really made my employers see that I was involved and did more then just schoolwork. Being personable is a big part of my career so this helped push me ahead of other candidates"
School : BS in Biomedical Engineering
Career: Biomedical Engineer, currently based in New York.;




