4 Years
Under Graduate
Engineering
Full Time
Graduates can work as biomedical engineers, medical equipment designers, healthcare technology specialists, or research scientists. Job opportunities span healthcare institutions, medical equipment companies, research institutions, and regulatory agencies overseeing medical devices.
2. Electronics and Instrumentation:
Learning about electronic circuits, sensors, and measurement techniques used in medical devices.
3. Medical Imaging:
Studying medical imaging techniques such as X-rays, ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans.
4. Biomechanics:
Exploring the mechanical aspects of the human body and how it interacts with medical devices.
5. Biomaterials:
Understanding materials used in medical implants and prosthetics.
6. Medical Device Design:
Developing the skills to design and create medical instruments and devices.
1. Biomedical Engineer:
Design and develop medical devices, equipment, and systems, ranging from diagnostic machines to prosthetic limbs.
2. Clinical Engineer:
Manage and maintain medical equipment in hospitals and healthcare facilities, ensuring they meet regulatory standards and are safe for use.
3. Medical Device Sales and Marketing:
Work for companies that manufacture medical devices, promoting and selling these products to healthcare providers.
4. Research and Development Engineer:
Engage in research to develop innovative medical technologies, improving patient care and outcomes.
5. Quality Control Engineer:
Ensure the safety and effectiveness of medical devices by conducting quality control and regulatory compliance assessments.
6. Biomedical Scientist:
Collaborate with healthcare professionals to research and develop new diagnostic and treatment techniques.
• Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities:
Join healthcare institutions to maintain and manage medical equipment, ensuring they function correctly and safely.
• Medical Device Companies:
Work for companies specializing in the design, manufacturing, and marketing of medical devices and instrumentation.
• Research and Development Labs:
Pursue research positions in research institutions, universities, and corporate R&D facilities, contributing to advancements in medical technology.
• Government Health Agencies:
Collaborate with government agencies responsible for regulating and advancing healthcare technologies.
• Pharmaceutical Companies:
Explore careers in pharmaceutical companies focused on drug delivery systems and diagnostic devices.
• Medical Imaging Centers:
Be part of medical imaging centres, where you can contribute to the operation and maintenance of imaging equipment.
• Rehabilitation Centers:
Assist in the development and use of prosthetics and assistive devices for individuals with disabilities.
• Biotechnology Companies:
Contribute to the development of cutting-edge biotechnology solutions for diagnostics and treatments.
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