Last seen: Sep 25, 2025
One of the FDA's main challenges, in my opinion, is striking a balance between safety and innovation. On the one hand, the stringent regulatory proced...
Regarding the FDA's responsibility in "ensuring safety" as opposed to "guaranteeing safety," I believe you raise a very significant distinction. A med...
Recalls serve as a reminder that no system is flawless, even with FDA approval, and are a challenging yet crucial aspect of the medical device lifecyc...
Both industrial and academic research are vital, but they have quite distinct goals, which is why I think this is such an intriguing subject. Since it...
I concur that, although historically, research on animals has greatly advanced medicine and medical technology, employing live things for testing pres...
I believe that whether or not the work's safety and scientific integrity are upheld is what separates a good study from a bad one, even in cases where...
The best course of action when a team disagrees with a project manager's choice is to foster open communication while maintaining the project's object...
A project plan, in my opinion, gets overly complex when it begins to micromanage each little step instead of concentrating on the larger goals. Clearl...
Not meeting a milestone should be viewed as a failure in and of itself; rather, it should be assessed in light of the project's larger goals. Mileston...
If I were applying for a job, I would much prefer to be overqualified than satisfy the requirements. Being overqualified in the near term enables me t...
Based on my own experiences, I would advise Biomedical Engineering students to obtain work experience in the medical device sector, or actually in any...
I see a lot of benefit in obtaining medical device-related certifications, even for people whose main concentration may not be devices themselves, as ...
I always thought that Co-Op or internships were essential for getting started in the biomedical engineering industry during my undergraduate education...
@jacobchabuel That's a really good question, and it's a crucial one as workplaces change. Communication, time management, flexibility, and problem-...
Even while working remotely provides flexibility and convenience, I think in-person meetings are more productive, particularly for positions like qual...