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Dear Student, Thanks for writing to www.careerguide.com! First of all Cardiac Perfusionist job is very much in demand among the Health Care Services and Multispeciality Hospitals due to ever increasing Cardiac related diseases in India. India has major death rates and Coronary heart disease related deaths/ surgeries amongst the developing countries mainly because of the lifestyle and work related stress. Hence, the demand of Cardiac Perfusionist will never decrease. they mainly work in operating rooms in hospitals and surgical centers during heart and lung surgery, they also work in ICUs.
Hello Dear Friend, Welcome to MERA CAREER GUIDE :smile: Thanks for proposing your query here. Bio Medical Engineering is an emerging and exciting discipline of engineering having a tremendous potential for research,development and employement. It is the application of engineering techniques and principles to the medical field.It is an apt career for those who have a keen interest medicine and healthcare.The main objective of the Bio Medical Engineering is to improve the overall quality of healthcare. In order to become a Bio Medical Engineer one must hold a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical En
Hi There, My question is why do you wish to diversify and secondly, would you like to be in the same stream or some other field. As far as direct connection with science stream is concerned, I can think of - [Clinical Research][1] - [Pharmacy][2] - [MBA Hospitality management][3] In General, if you are looking out, you have many options depending on your line of interests right from: - MBA ( [Marketing, HR, Finance, Supply chain management][4]) - [Banking and Finance][5] - [Software Programming][6] ( MCA) - [Animations][7] - [Media ( Journalism, Advertisement)][8] Another option
Dear Nikhil,I have already told you about Medical Electronics Engineering.Now Biomedical Engineering (BME) is the application of engineering principles and techniques to the medical field.This field seeks to close the gap between engineering and medicine. It combines the design and problem solving skills of engineering with medical and biological sciences to improve healthcare diagnosis and treatment.As a relatively new discipline, much of the work in biomedical engineering consists of research and development, covering an array of fields: bioinformatics, medical imaging, image processing, ph
Hello friend, A degree in biomedical engineering has lot of scope in hospital sectors, in sales, service and maintenance department in multinational companies. The other career options available for a biomedical engineer could be in management, administration and in teaching and research. The general job of a biomedical engineer is sale, service, maintenance of instruments related to biomedical streams. The other career options could be in colleges, universities, research institutions and governmental laboratories. The nature of job in these organizations will be of academic and research. I
Dear aspirantthank you for approaching counsellors at [careerguide.com][1]. i appreciate your interest in becoming a professor. It is a highly reputable and responsible profession and good you choose it. to become a professor of any subject, it is essential to go through the basic educational requirement that our country demands, and for that ideally a Doctorate degree in required. therefore you should choose to study a Doctorate degree to become a Professor of Bio medical engineering. Let me explain you step by step on how to reach this PhD stage now. First pass 10th class with a mandato
Hello& Thank you very much for contacting us. I am happy to guide you with your education query today. I see you are a [BSc student in Medical technology now][1]. And you are interested in doing [MSc Cardiac perfusion technology abroad][2]. To straight away answer your question, YES, you can do MSc Cardiac Perfusion technology course after your [BSc Medical technology course][3]. First of all I am impressed with your career line and your decision. Congrats on that. You want to study a course at a higher MSc level that you already studied at a BSc level. Not many students choose the sa
Because you work on a variety of medical device and healthcare technology projects, you'll stay busy and interesting. slope
Hi,There are so many books which a Bio-medical engineer must read, but they keep on publishing new books with some or the other latest information to keep the engineers abreast with latest discoveries and inventions.So it is important to keep in touch with the latest editions. Some of them i am listing below-- Bio-Imaging and visualization for patients- customized simulations.- Mathematical Biophysics.- Anatomy and physiology of the circulatory and ventilatory systems.- Hysteresis Phenomena in Biology.- CMOS IC Design for wireless Medical and health care- Biointerphases.- Biomedical Imag
Hi,There is nothing to understand about doing MS in Medical Electronics. It is the next level in your chosen field.I will give you some institutes which have Post graduate courses in your subject.- Center for Medical electronics Anna university ChennaiMaster of Engineering- Medical electronics- Sathyabhama university- Chennai TamilnadMasters technology- Medical entrance- Ms Ramaiah institute of technology Bangalore , Karnataka.-University college of engineering Hyderabad , Andhra pradeshMaster of engineering- Medical electronicsPost graduate diploma courses after Medical electro
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