Biomedical Engineers
by Annie Goldberg
What they do
Biomedical engineers typically need a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering or bioengineering. Biomedical engineers contribute to our nation in many ways like making prosthetic limbs, develop medication, and design medical tools. Bio medics is an important part of our society. Without it, many hospitals wouldn't have the tools they need to help the injured or sick. A few items made by these engineers are prosthetic limbs for humans and animals, medicine, and MRI's. They also find ways to cure things like Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's. They study things like the brain, our hearts, and how to make better medication.
they make and design prosthetic limbs
they discover ways to cure diseases
they create new medicine
Where they work
Extra Items about this Career
To become a biomedical engineer, you typically need a masters degree. Biomedical engineers earn an average of $86,220 per year.