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Hi all,
I recently started my master's in HFE and would love advice from anyone in the medical device field, as this would be my ideal career path. I'm particularly interested in any advice regarding internships & just starting out.
For background: I received my bachelor's in neuroscience (which I loved!) & have previous healthcare experience (primarily clinical + lab work). I do not have any formal experience in HFE/engineering in general.
Some questions I have:
- Do portfolios matter in the med device field? Any personal success stories?
- Is it beneficial to pursue online courses/certifications (to add to my resume)? If so, any specific recommendations?
- Are there any HFE/med device companies in the Phoenix, AZ area that are recommended for interns?
- Any general tips for standing out or things that I should start working on now?
I have already done some research myself regarding these, but I would love some personal perspectives and opinions. Any and all information that could be provided is greatly valued & appreciated!
Thanks!
u/MGLUR6 — 8 days ago