@ridmehta I think this topic on should a individual decide to go onsite or remote work has been the hot topic of these past two years since the pandemic began in 2020 which forced us all change of way of…   Read more»

I agree with all posts here, that communication would be a very large part of getting the team back on track. In addition, I agree with @ridmehta, in having a sit-down meeting with each team member individually. I would want…   Read more»

@ridmehta I agree as well. Projects that are short in timeframe but reap impactful results are most sought after for me. It is easy to lose steam/sight of the objective when a project is long and drawn out. Of course…   Read more»

Like @njq3 and @ridmehta mentioned, it is vital that your medical device is approved by the appropriate governing agency. In the United States, we have the FDA. The European Union has the EMA. Health Canada is the governing agency for…   Read more»

I completely agree with @ridmehta , I would also argue that time is more valuable. @ridmehta raises a great point by discussing how cutting corners and getting a project done quickly can ultimately become more costly in the long term…   Read more»

Not only should a test be detailed, like @ridmehta stated, but depending on the kind of device that is being developed you should also have different kinds of tests. If you had a blood chemistry testing machine for example, while…   Read more»

@ridmehta I agree with your points! I think the more challenges and situations you experience, the more knowledge you can pull from when faced with new situations. The more projects you have worked on, the easier it would be to…   Read more»

Like @ridmehta, I also prefer to work backwards from the project deadline. If there are checkpoints along the way with smaller deadlines, I include those also. I have used Microsoft Project in the past and I find it’s an easy…   Read more»

I agree with @ridmehta in that starting out in a large corporation typically C-corp is where I would and have started out just because of the developed structure that comes and also the amount of benefits that are associated with…   Read more»

@ridmehta I completely agree with your point about the male bias in research and medicine. Another important point to add to your argument is that it was not until 2016, only five years ago, that the National Institutes of Health…   Read more»

@ridmehta I agree with a lot of your points especially that there should be more than 5 practical courses to choose from. Where I disagree is in the ratio, I believe a 70/30 of practical to academic classes should be…   Read more»