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Direct linkDeepthi E. Suresh; Julie P. Martin; Annamarie Lunkes; Paul A. Jensen – Biomedical Engineering Education, 2024
Biomedical Quality Engineers (QEs) ensure that medical devices are safe, reliable, and consistent. To better understand career pathways for biomedical QEs, we (1) quantified the prevalence of QE skills in entry-level biomedical engineering (BME) job listings and (2) interviewed seven biomedical Quality Engineers with a BME bachelor's degree. We…
Descriptors: Biomedicine, Equipment, Medicine, Quality Control
