Title: Identify postsecondary opportunities related to biomedical engineering.
Course: Biomedical Engineering (21049) > Section: Exploring Foundations of Biomedical Engineering

Identification should include the responsibilities, work environments, education/training needed, salaries, and job outlooks for various biomedical engineering careers. Careers can be in areas such as research, design, product development, manufacturing/production, sales, and education/training.

Identification should also include pursuing further education in medicine and other health care-related fields.

Teacher Resource: O*Net Online, U.S. Department of Labor (https://www.onetonline.org/)

Process/Skill Questions:

- What employment opportunities in biomedical engineering are available to entry-level employees?
- What career paths in biomedical engineering might an employee pursue?
- What certifications, licensure, and other credentials are required for careers in biomedical engineering?
- What is the outlook for careers in biomedical engineering?
- What sources are useful for learning about careers in biomedical engineering?
- What biomedical engineering programs are available in higher education?