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hello all, I'm currently a BME student. This summer, I was given the opportunity to intern in the EHS department of a medical device company, something very unrelated to my field. However, this opportunity gave me more knowledge in this field which I didn't before, and I was able to learn a lot about the field and develop an interest in it. now the job prospects for BME aren't very plentiful in this job market, and I was looking for alternative routes in case this doesn't work out. I was wondering if someone here also was in a similar path of doing bme as undergrad and ended up working in the EHS field. do you have any advice, regrets, tips, etc. to help out? THANK YOU!

hello all, I'm currently a BME student. This summer, I was given the opportunity to intern in the EHS department of a medical device company, something very unrelated to my field. However, this opportunity gave me more knowledge in this field which I didn't before, and I was able to learn a lot about the field and develop an interest in it. now the job prospects for BME aren't very plentiful in this job market, and I was looking for alternative routes in case this doesn't work out. I was wondering if someone here also was in a similar path of doing bme as undergrad and ended up working in the EHS field. do you have any advice, regrets, tips, etc. to help out? THANK YOU!