Engineering Is a Clinical Engineering Technician a good job

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Medical engineering is defined by a blend of technical expertise and interpersonal interaction. A good job in this field is characterized by variety, allowing professionals to engage with diverse tasks and collaborate with healthcare staff. The role is seen as fulfilling, as it contributes to saving lives through the maintenance and operation of medical equipment. Additionally, a positive work environment that fosters social connections is valued, highlighting the importance of teamwork and communication in the medical engineering profession.
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russ_watters said:
How do you define "good job"?

My idea of a good job would be lots of variety. A job that is technical and also involves interacting with lots of people, a good social life attached and potential to chat to pretty nurses. Being a hero and saving lives by looking after equipment.
 

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