Medical engineers use math skills to analyze, design and troubleshoot issues related to medical equipment. They also use their engineering and medical knowledge to perform their basic duties and, depending on their role, they may need proficiency in specific software or types of equipment
Designing products and systems, such as artificial organs, body replacement parts and medical diagnostic machinesInstalling and maintaining equipment to use in a medical settingProviding technical support for biomedical equipmentAssessing the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of biomedical equipmentWorking alongside Scientists to research the biological systems of humans and animalsTraining other personnel and clinicians to use equipment properlyWriting and publishing technical reports and research papers