Anyone here work in forensic human factors? Either expert witness or otherwise? How can I get experience to move into this field? Currently work in medical devices HF but want a change.
Hi everyone!
Curious to know if you are in a job that isn't specifically "human factors engineer" or "usability engineer" and how you are leveraging your skills.
I'm currently in medical robotics but eventually want to get into behavioral health space -- either technology based or something as outlandish as environmental design, maybe interfaces to help with treatment compliance or diagnosis? I honestly have no idea! But something in that vein.
Does anyone see an opportunity there? I am sick of pencil pushing and just creating validation reports, use cases and usability risk analyses.
I feel I could get into another area ...just not sure how or what to focus on. I have an undergrad in psychology where I concentrated on both clinical and experimental, a MS in Medical Sciences and MS in Human Factors with a certificate added on in healthcare and medical HF.