In a lot of companies, this role falls under “clinical engineering”. Not all biomedical engineers do this kind of work but it’s the closest you can get to working in a hospital. Most BMEs usually work in an office (technical drawings, quality assurance, testing, etc.).

I’m endlessly fascinated by people who work in the medical field.

As a biomedical engineering student, it's so great to see you so happy in your work. Gives me hope. Hope you're doing great!

I'm glad that you included some of your other passions and interests in this video. It shows that you can be versatile and enjoy your career AND secondary hobbies/talents. Great and informative video, overall!

You do all this without coffee ? Absolutely my hero ! Love the feel of your new place xx

I was watching passively until I saw Koya. ARMY's really out here being smart and successful we stan

this is the first time that I watch your videos cuz I study biomedical engineering too...so when I saw you doing all this stuffs it really gave me goosebumps imagining myself busy helping people out there...please keep making contents like this while talking in more details...thank you for sharing this too

Thank you so much for your service in the medical field and in the engineering field 🙏.

I accidentally found you in a short break, when reading about betulinic acid, and I'm so glad! So nice to see such a wonderful motivational woman! 🙏✌️ Keep on doing the good work!

This is so random lol but Koya caught my attention the first few seconds of the video! 😅💜

Hi Rah, its Saturday 11:50 pm in Europe , The Netherlands. I have god your video suggested and I am so happy. For last 4 hours I have been only watching. Full respect to your life pace. And good luck. Love the energy you show. Looking forward next video.

Thank you for this! I was super curious about your job.

You're awesome! Fabulous breath of fresh air!

Thank you for posting this! Having trouble deciding if this career field would be right for me, I would love to see more videos about being a biomedical engineer!

You have such an uplifting personality and I think your patients and coworkers all can appreciate that!

hey, this is amazing, could you talk about how you went into biomedical engineering, whether it was from a medical or engineering degree and what you studies, what you do in surgery how demanding it is to work in the hospital, thank you

This was such an insightful video! Thank you for sharing!

That was an interesting video and a long day. Your work and drive always look so fascinating or may be its you and your positive attitude that makes even small thing very interesting .

I Love how natural and unfiltered you are and I just love this video. I subscribed to your channel and I'm waiting to see more videos about your career.

I love this video, it really motivates me to study BME. I'm so excited to start this program this coming fall. I hope one day to work as you in the medical field as a biomedical engineer.

I am so glad I found your channel, I am thinking of being in the biomedical engineering field, so thank you 💖

Studying BME,never knew it was this fun. This is amazing!!!

I just love this video, thank you so much for providing the insights i needed to consider this field as I apply to unis. Also, KOYAAAAAAAAAA I LOVE HIMMM

Awesome vid! I studied BME and now I also work as a clinical rep, but for a neurosurgical navigation company. I can definitely empathize with the long days in the OR.

First off, I love your personality - you're so upbeat! I'm considering going back to college to study BME after getting my bachelor's in math, so I'll be watching your other videos!

this is so cool!! im a junior in BME right now and i'm trying to whittle down what i want to specialize in when i enter the workforce and this was a rly cool vid!! also ur vibes r just impeccable, u have a really soothing voice :)

Please do more videos about your career please. I am highly interested in this career field and the different minors it entails and I don't think there is enough content constantly updated on KZfaq relating Biomedical Engineering!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this is such an awesome video,...... thank you for making this it has really helped me decide career pathways in medicine. :)

Would love to watch a video on your journey to getting where you are today working in the medical field!

You're amazing!

1:35 Carla: "You talking to yourself?" Rah: "YEP!" *is there a problem chuckle* Carla: *walks away* Gotta say... love the confidence here. Definitely a good attribute

The way I got so excited seeing your koya plushie 😭😭

Would you be able to enlighten us on the technical aspects of your job? I would really love to know more about it!!

You are amazing! Xx

Been in this field since 2008. I love it

I am so fascinated with this girl.

Hi I wanted to know that is there a good scope for bio medical engineers in us for indian students...

Hi I'm a medical technologist who plans to take BME as an international student,, and I happen to come across in your videos, and you gave me inspiration to pursue the degree! I have always love my profession as an MLT, and want to further my studies abroad. the engineering part of BME is a bit daunting for me, but I hope I'll push through! I wish to ask, was it difficult to land a job, especially in the healthcare setting??

Thank you , very fascinating video and super inspiring ❤️🌈🙏🏽

Love love this video

omg it’s koya!!! planning to go on this field too. thanks for the information!

So much respect for you❤️😊😊

Okay question: do you have a bachelors or masters in biomed? In addition, do some of your coworkers have degrees besides biomed. I am an MSE but I’m more focused on biology, but I’m just wondering whether to stick to MSE or just switch to BME

Great video! So wait what exactly do you do in the surgery as the engineer? Is it that you check the device before , during and after the procedure?

i loved this video! going into my first semester as a bme major this fall, I am so excited. what would you say your occupation is?

Bruh when she open the blinds are starting DYINGGGH LMAOOOOOO

Hi, I'm a sophomore BME student. Your video was very helpful! I was just wondering that what part of the biomedical engineering do you perform? Thank you for making these videos!

Hi I just discovered your channel. I am thankful for you sharing these vlogs. I was wondering if you have some extra time, if you could remake a video about how you made it to BME and what field interested you, your goals, etc... something educative. I am interested in BME and I don’t even know where to start. My brain neurons are very entangled and I feel so overwhelmed by questions that I cannot even formulate. Basically, I just want to know more about your field, impression of biomed, and how you made it through. Thank you so much for reading my message!

Really helpful video, actually I am Biomedical Engineering and taking training for becoming clinical engineer in cardiac pacemaker implants, would love to have your tips or any advice for budding biomedical engineer.

you’re so lucky , u have got my dream job ☹️💔 .

what do you do in a surgery? you do the surgical procedures, dealing directly with the patient?

I didn’t know it... but this is the video I’ve been waiting for... for 5 years 😭

I’ve been wanting to do this for awhile now but I’m so scared of failing I’m in the Air Force tryna cross train into this career field and get out make a career out of it but I feel as though I can’t cut it any advice

Hey! Im really intsrested in being a biomedical engineer and actually going to college next year to persue that. How did you end up being able to work in the hospital? I want to be a biomedical engineer but i want the hands on working w patients experience rather than solely working on computers and labs by myself. I guess my question is how you got where you are and if you have advice for me amd my future aspirations ? Thanks so much, youre awesome!!

What state do you live in? In your opinion, what setting are BME’s needed the most; ie) Hospital, R&D, maintanence?

What do you do if the medical devices aren’t working up to par when you are there on your cases ?

I’m studying biomedical engineering in Sweden 😘 just finished first year of 3 years 😊

This is great! Did you get recruited out of university?

Hii mam actually I had an thought of doing biomedical engineering but I dono how it work in India and job opportunities and in same case biotech also one of best choice I hope but I am bit confused to choose which stream should I go which is best over this and which is easy to get job can anyone help plzz

Hello...sister. I am a professional Student of the department biomedical engineering. I am so proud to be a part of that

You're an actress too?? Geddit gurl!!

hello , I am a Fourth year student studying biomedical engineering & next year i will be going to Germany to continue my last year & do a training at a company . after i graduate i want to continue living in Germany because it has better opportunities for my major , but i don't know how to start my career as an early graduate . do you have any advise that you can give .

Hey (: I really enjoyed your video. I just got an internship at the heart institute hospital as a clinical engineer and this video made me really excited to start working (:

Does your current job function require a Bachelor's or Associate's?

What’s your work week like? What is your time off?

I'm currently doing my bachelors in Mech Eng but planning to do my masters in BME and I'm just binging these videos because this field just seems so much more interesting to me, always wanted to work in healthcare/medical field as an engineer so this is such nice insight to what people can possibly do!

i'm new here and oh my gosh!!! you're an army!!!!

I'm brazilian student BME and it's really interesting your videos!

Did u have to get your masters before you can work or could u get a job with a bachelors degree?

Madam, I am also a student of Biomedical Engineering, by seeing this video I can get idea professional duties of Biomedical Engineering, thank you very much Madam, I am really great full to you.

I find people in the medical field guiet fascinating.. I love your job keep going 😷☺️😁

How did you become A BME? Did you get an undergrad. masters or PHD in order to work in the medicate field? Did you have to do a certain concentration? Currently in a BME program and this is very similar to what I would like to do.

do we need to learn computer programming to become a biomedical engineer?

I dont understand. what do you do in OT as biomedical engineer exactly? because Im interested to work in hospital.

Please what do you(clinical Engineers) during surgery?

I am studying BME. To get to where you are (clinical-wise and treating patients), did you go to medical school? or Were you able to get where you are now with the traditional BME degree? I am debating in having direct contact with patients or building a BME business. I would I appreciate your time and the info. [You are a motivator! thx]

Hi! im going to do biomedical engineering at univeristy this year and i was watching and i had to stop for a second because of Koya!

What speciality did you go into for biomedical engineering to be able to work in a hospital everyday and did you need to go to med school

hey, i´m on high school its my last year :( and I want to now how was your life as a student, any tips or just your experience. it would help me a lot to decide if that's what I want to study. And so only operate when something goes wrong? i didn't understand that part completely.

Ur leaving my dream right now Hope to study biomedical engineering soon.

Can u please do a video on covering everything about what biomedical engineering is

Im sorry I want to join this field and I have a couple questions but first are biomedical Engineers considered doctors?

Thank you

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Do you know what the difference between Biomedical engineering and Biomedical science is ? Like which one actually works in a lab? Trying to pursue an associates in Medical Laboratory Technology and would like to further my education with a bachelors . Any advise and knowledge would help . Thank you!

first time watching your vids def not the last time

I am now studying in high school and I was looking for this specialization to find out information about him after watching the video. You encouraged me to be in this job. I really want to become like you and wish you success. But I have a question. Is biomedical engineering divided into sections? I mean, what is the name of the major that you studied in? Are you performing surgeries with doctors or are you just looking?

Do you think its a good idea to go to a community college then transfer to a university after 2 years?

Wow. I can't believe that I haven't seen this channel until now. This seems like my dream job that I didn't even know existed - do all hospitals have biomedical engineers like this? And as an electrical engineer, what do I have to do to get here?

I don’t like paper works and I like what ur doing and I’m thinking about studying biomedical engineering. But do u need a bachelor or a master to do what u do?

Wow you are a busy lady i love watching your videos .

hi im in a biomedical engineering program right now! is this the best undergrad degree for a job like what you are doing are did you have to do pre med, or maybe a different degree like mechanical engineering? thanks!

Do BME choose there schedule or are they on the call 24/7

I studied biomedical engineering and obtained my undergrad and graduate degree in it. However I have been having a hard time searching for jobs, would you able to make a video on how you advanced along this career path?

I do not like to have free time either, I love and admire what you do.

I want to study the biomedical engineering so please Do you recommend it or not and are there jobs available in this specialty

Hello, I'm an undergraduate in computer science, I would love to work as an engineer producing medical devices. Do I need to study biomedical engineering or do I do my masters in this field.

So if I wanted to have a job like this would it be better to major for clinical engineering or biomedical engineering

I still haven't believed that she is not a normal nurse working overtime :)

Thanks for video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco