Thank you for making these videos.. its so difficult to find information on biomed-engineering and clinical engineering...

I love watching your videos. There’s something so calming about you. You’re an amazing individual!! I’m sure all of us agree that we would like to see a Q&A :)

My mom had a pacemaker and I was amazed at the technical assistants from people like you. Thank you for all you do. You may not get a lot of positive feedback, but from a family member of someone who had an pacemaker, big hugs and prayers for you. People who haven’t experienced any of the nature of your work just don’t know how thankful we are for you.

Wow!! You're such a hard worker! Amazing!

Your job sounds do fun😍😍. I will be graduating with my degree in Biomedical engineering next spring. I love hospital setting. Can't wait to work in a similar are like you do.

Fascinating job with a ton of responsibility that goes with it!! You should be very proud of yourself!!

Wow this was so interesting!!!

loved the educational piece in this! Thanks!

You are truly an angel!!!!!!!!!! God Bless You!!!

Love these blogs, it's interesting because I had open-heart surgery when I was 2. So anything like that is neat to me.

Thank your for all your hard work.

What an awesome career! I would love to work in a science-y field like this, especially because you get to help people at the same time.

Going to be an OMFS surgeon and subbing to you to watch your journey in while in the medical field. Amazing stuff wish more doctors did these personal vlog videos. Keep going 🤍

I came here after watching your omad video and ended up watching this. I have an S-ICD I'm so grateful for the work you do. 😃

Your job seems so interesting. Must be rewarding!

I love this kind of vlogs. Take care 🙏

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing.

Your truly an amazing hardworking beautifull woman. You have a good soul I can just tell so stay strong

Love love ur videos ❤❤❤

Woow! I love what you do, thumb up.

Great job ...

Awesome 😊😊😊

Respect!🌹

Thanks for sharing Rah, may I ask if there is any toxicity like stress, conflicts in work amongst colleagues? How usually you deal with them ( like realistically, I'm not seeking for a blue pill or anything, but to look at a more realistical mitigation ). I am thinking of switching to biomedical engineering field lately, but wonder how is the internal factors in such a field, would it lead to a more meaningful life for me. Thanks :)

Hi. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering. I'm confused on whether to pursue a master's in the same field as well. Is there a higher chance for me to get a job after I do my master's because I'd really love to work in a hospital with medical devices right now. Do hospitals train fresh graduates? I'd like to gain some experience.

What is your actual job title? I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this is so interesting!

hiii!!!!! For how many years did you study???

partially youre a doc

did she say fax at 2020 ?

Are you a doctor?