Biomedical Engineering Q&A - Session 3

[@victoryiswithinus]

Thank you for your reply and the information provided. I have subscribed to your channel because you have such a genuine interest in helping others and you have stated in one of your previous videos how you started not knowing much about BME and completing the degree. You have an angel within you that wants to help others. I forgot to mention that I am currently a student at Northwest Vista College completing an Associate of Applied Science in NanoEngineering and Nanobiotechnology I will be done next year and then I will move forward with BME bachelor's or Masters. By the way there is a Biomedical Technician Associate at St. Philips College in San Antonio. The reason I wrote this is because I heard the question from someone in your Q & A. Thank you for your channel and your great personality. Keep up the great work.

[@TheBMELife]

Thank you so much for your very kind words! I really appreciate it and they mean so much to me! And nice! I think the associate degree you are pursuing sounds like an amazing route to take you to BME. And thanks for letting me know about the BMET associate at St. Phillips - will keep a mental note on it if anyone ever asks again. Again, thanks again for being so kind and supportive. Don't hesitate to let me know if there is any way we could help. Thank you!

[@victoryiswithinus]

I ran into your channel on accident. I am interested in the field. I have a business degree from UTSA and wanted to go back to get a bachelor's or masters in BME. Your content, q and a and your personality bring life to your channel. Keep up the good work. Best wishes.

[@TheBMELife]

Hey, thanks so much for your feedback! I’m glad you ran into it 😁 you know, I’ve also considered going back to UTSA for a masters. They have one called Biomedical Technology Commercialization. They require you to have a degree in engineering, science or business. So maybe you could consider too (if interested). Best wishes to you too!

[@victoryiswithinus]

Thank you for your reply and the information provided. I have subscribed to your channel because you have such a genuine interest in helping others and you have stated in one of your previous videos how you started not knowing much about BME and completing the degree. You have an angel within you that wants to help others. I forgot to mention that I am currently a student at Northwest Vista College completing an Associate of Applied Science in NanoEngineering and Nanobiotechnology I will be done next year and then I will move forward with BME bachelor's or Masters. By the way there is a Biomedical Technician Associate at St. Philips College in San Antonio. The reason I wrote this is because I heard the question from someone in your Q & A. Thank you for your channel and your great personality. Keep up the great work.

[@pradhyameshmaheswari9636]

Hi thank you for answering my questions. Could you plz make a video with an international student who is working in BME field in the US. Thank you.

[@TheBMELife]

Working on it! Thank you 😊

[@shaniasvlogs9337]

Hi. Are there good job opportunities for BME?

[@TheBMELife]

Yup! Just got to search for them.

[@rahwayohannes4181]

Hi. I am thinking of taking 6 month courses of Software development or Data Science. Which one is better related to BME?

[@TheBMELife]

I would say they are both related in different ways, although can be applied to many fields, not just BME. Software development will teach you how to create and design software. Data Science will teach you how to prepare data for analysis. Both very useful in BME and overall in science and technology fields.

[@rahwayohannes4181]

@@TheBMELife thank you!

[@victoryiswithinus]

Meri, hope you are doin well. Want to thank you once again for the time you take to answer all our questions. Although, there might be other channels that shine the light on Biomedical Engineering, very few offer the guidance and help yours does. I got a couple of questions on the classes at UTSA. Can you provide me with your email address? Thank you for your invaluable time, take care.

[@TheBMELife]

Hello there! Yes, feel free to email me at [e-mail] I’ll answer as soon as I can 😊 thank you! Hope you’re well too!