The Importance Of An Associate's Degree In Biomedical Engineering Career

Through this program I have gained so much knowledge. Being a student in this program for two years has been a blessing. It has allowed me to get hands on patient care as a junior and experience five different careers to begin to rule out what careers are not right for me. Now as a senior, I have been able to have a year long internship at McLaren Bay Region in the Emergency Room. I have learned so many skills like blood glucose monitoring, electrocardiograms, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. While being in this program I have truly found my passion for emergency medicine. This program has given me opportunities that most high school students don't have the chance to experience. The Health Technology Program has also prepared me for college. This program allowed me to write a career summary on my future career to explain what the job is, types of work and possible places of employment. I also wrote out a career plan. This made me sit down and plan out all of my classes for each semester at college and see how much it will cost. This has made me more aware of the importance of being aware what classes I need to take and what ones are not important. This class there is always something to do and it is important to write down due dates so all assignments are turned in on time. This really allowed me to prepare for college and understand the importance of

I have always been interested in the medical field. My father is a physiotherapist and my mother has a bachelorette in Microbiology and is a laboratory technologist. I have grown up having science-themed discussions around the dinner table and books lying around the house. With the experience of my parents at their respected professions, I did not have the feeling that these paths were the correct fit for me. I liked the hands on side of physiotherapy but I wanted something more technology related. I searched the medical field for a career that combined my fascination for both human science and technology in addition to being able to interact with patients. My research on Radiation Therapy instantly established a thought that this is a career

It's important to me that I study and work with something that's real, rather than subjective. When I first started to look at career paths, I found that my biggest concern was making sure that I will be able to make an impact on the world that I can feel proud of. Engineering is the field that most appeals to me in that I would be creating or refining real, tangible things, and that those things would have real, positive effects on people's lives. I know that engineering is a great opportunity to work with others and combine my strengths with other engineers, as well as people from various other

Working as an electrician you encounter many dangers some that can cause injure or kill you and or others such as a electrical fire after wiring a building, that is why working in the field of electricians requires a lot of skill and attention to detail. When first starting you have little pay on difficult jobs, however after you become skillful enough to earn the rank of master you are presented with multiple fields such as the two I covered in this paper that will present you with your kind of work environment and pay that will be more than enough to make you

The reason I selected Technical Education is because, I wanted change in my life and career. After, being a Phlebotomist for several years I wanted to discover more; Phlebotomy is remarkable, but then it’s a limit on how much can be perform in Phlebotomy. As for me; I wanted more to explore. I knew Clinical Laboratory Technology was a considerable opportunity to branch into.

I went to DeVry to become an Electronic Tech so I could eventually work in a research and development of a top 100 tech company. That way I could work on the next generation technology. I received my AA Electronic Tech 2009 and started my first job the same year. I worked at the Murry Corp as a tester and moved up to Tech within a year. The experience that I was able to learn from tester to tech made me understand how errors were made during manufacturing. This edge helped me fix broken items faster.

An interesting reason I feel this degree will benefit me; a healthy brain. As humans, our brains are capable of retaining more than we think. By continuing my education, I will be challenging my brain to learn and process new information as well as refresh

My senior year in high school football I broke my leg and could not play the last few games of the season, and after that all the offers for football stopped and I could not follow my dream of playing college football. Knowing how that situation feels, getting a medical degree can enable me to help athletes who are injured like I was. Having a career ending injury is something I would not wish on anyone, which is why I want to get a medical degree and find new ways for athletes to recover faster and prevent future injuries. Having this situation behind me to push me further into my studies and give me the drive I need to succeed is one of the many reasons why I know I will make A&M proud to call me their own.

I as an electrical engineer pursuing my master in electrical and electronic engineering developed a skill to solve the problem. During my bachelors, I studied natural and physical science and basic fundamentals that are required in the engineering field and also gained vast knowledge how to identify and tackle new problem in the practical world.

Electrical engineers are in a very important career with what they do and how much stuff that electrical engineers have worked on like

My B-Tech degree served a twofold purpose in my adult life. Firstly, it helped me identify my strengths and what I would like to achieve in my career. Secondly, it gave me the confidence to take on further education in my adult life, knowing that, with careful planning, dedication and motivation, I am able to achieve my dreams and goals.

I chose electrical engineering for several reasons. One, I like to investigate stuff and figure out how it all works, and I have always had an interest in computers which function on electricity. I also love subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, and Trigonometry. I began considering engineering last year when I took an elective, Intro to Engineering, it was comprised of hands-on projects that I worked on and tried to make work. I loved the hands on approach it was fun and I learned a ton of useful skills and information. As for picking the electrical part, that was as simple. Ever since I was little I have loved computers I used them mostly for video games, but I was always curious as to their inner workings. I have had the enlightening experience of building my own personal computer from scratch. I went out bought the parts and carefully, as to not damage the delicate parts, put it together, installed my operating system, and now enjoy my own computer. This only made me more interested as to how all

Biomedical engineering is a field where you will be finding solutions for the problems inside your body using engineering principles. Then, once you pursue a degree in biomedical engineering then you can specialize in various interesting subfields; to name a few, bio-engineering, tissue engineering and cellular engineering where an individual who has successfully acquired sufficient knowledge in the field would deal with both human body and medical devices that ranges from clinical equipment to micro implant. I believe this field is one that would both accommodate the interests of an engineering student, as well as a medical student. Finally, my intention in choosing this field goes beyond my salary package. I would strive to contribute with improved advanced medical technology that would help work out solutions for the problems encountered by people, that in turn will eradicate the ailments of the millions of people suffering out there, together with the fact that bio engineeing is an ongoing one where every moment new advancements are taking

Electrical components of equipment provide power. Electronic components of equipment provide power. Electronic components control the equipment, although many types of equipment still controlled with electrical devices.(Career Information Center) Electrical and electronic engineers may supervise crews of electrical workers who do routine work in the generating station. They often use their knowledge of electrical engineering technology to diagnose electrical workers to do them. Some electrical and electronic engineering technicians work for industrial plants that use electricity.(Career Information Center) Electrical engineers apply their knowledge of the science to working with equipment that produces and distributes electricity, such as generators, transmission lines, and transformers. They also design, develop, and manufacture electric motors, electrical machinery, and ignition systems for automobiles, aircraft, and other engines.(Careers In Focus: Engineering pg.55) Electrical engineers focus on high-power generation of electricity and how it is transmitted for use in lighting homes and powering factories. They are also concerned with how equipment is designed and maintained and how communications are transmitted via wire and airwaves. Engineers use basic knowledge collected by scientist to solve a

My career would be Technician or Electrician because I’m focused on electricity and wanting to discover what would happen without getting electrocuted. I’m still unsure if I just want to work on physical components on the computer. I used to work on computers a lot, but it got boring and I can’t do it as great now. Soldering is interesting for me because I get to repair broken wires, being able to strip a wire. When striping a wire, you get to know how the wire is connected.