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What are some specific fields within biology or biochemical engineering that are currently lacking in positions?

I want to go into the medical field and major in biology. As of now I like everything in Biology and science and would like some help in narrowing things down. There are so many specific fields related to this category which I could choose from and I would like to know which one society is currently in most need of. #biology #biomedical-engineering #medicine #hospital-and-health-care

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Shulin’s Answer

Hi Maria,

There is one thing you need to know, Science changes in a tremendously? fast speed. Whatever in need right now, could be filled within maybe a year. Don't be disappointed. Do what you like to do and make sure you are good at that and welcome to the changes. Keep learning, Keep learning, Keep learning, Keep learning. career-counseling
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I work in the Medical Device industry and right now, finding people with a cross between chemistry and biology is challenging. We need toxicologists that know the chemicals and what they can do to the body. Polymer science is also really hot. Most material scientists get just a touch of polymer science and are mostly focused on metals or being a generalist in materials. Students who have focused on polymers in the body are very valuable to our industry.

All of that being said, Shulin makes an excellent point! Things change quickly! I can't imagine the need for polymer scientists or toxicologists with biology knowledge is going to go away for the medical device industry, but what could change is the available pool of qualified people to pick from. Make sure you like what you do!
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