Biomedical Engineer

           Biomedical Engineer

Duties and Responsibilities: A Biomedical Engineer is the combination of an engineer and a medical skill with biological sciences to advance healthcare treatment, including diagnosis, monitoring, and therapy. Much of the work in biomedical engineering consists of research and development.

Salary: $51,490 a year 

                                                                                               

Education: A bachelor's degree is a basic requirement for entering the field of biomedical engineering; many biomedical engineers have a background in an engineering specialty like electrical or mechanical engineering in addition to biomedical training. Common coursework in a 4-year engineering program that will prepare you for a career as a biomedical engineer includes biomedical instrumentation, biomechanics, and physics for medicine, therapeutic medical devices, and biochemical engineering. Many employers expect biomedical engineers to have a master's degree as well.

I would not like to be a Biomedical Engineer because they do not make as much money I would like to make even though it is for a good cause.