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Biomedical engineers are specialists who help to develop advanced healthcare technology. Biomedical engineers work with a wide range of medical, technical and administrative staff and, at times, patients. Responsibilities of the job include:
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designing, testing and implementing new medical procedures, such as computer-aided surgery and tissue engineering
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designing, developing, testing and modifying products, equipment and devices
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liaising with medical, engineering and scientific staff
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training staff to use equipment safely
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maintaining equipment
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writing reports and documentation
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undertaking relevant research
Qualifications and training required
To become a biomedical engineer, a good degree in a relevant subject such as biomedical engineering, biomedical science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering or physics is required. Postgraduate qualifications can be beneficial (particularly for non-engineering graduates), and may be necessary for some posts.
Key skills for biomedical engineers
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Careful measurement and analytical skills
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Good attention to detail
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A good eye for design
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The creative and technical ability to turn designs into products
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The ability to empathise with patients
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Communication and teamworking skills
Typical employers of biomedical engineers
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Hospitals
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Universities
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Research organisations
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Diagnostic/medical instrumentation manufacturers
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