Framingham Worcester Biomedical Engineer Jobs

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Service EngineerAerotek(Holliston, Massachusetts)
This engineer will perform the service, diagnosis, rebuilding and installation of clinical laboratory instrumentation. This is a very hands-on position and engineers. Much of this position will...
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Posted Mon 14th July
Senior Principal EngineerInnovative Spinal Technologies(Mansfield, Massachusetts)
Headquartered in Mansfield, Mass., and founded in 2002, Innovative Spinal Technologies (IST) is a privately held spine technology company committed to advancing patient treatment by developing the...
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Posted Tue 24th June
Bioenvironmental EngineerU.S. Air Force(Positions are Nationwide, Massachusetts)
If youre interested in being part of an elite medical team as a member of the U.S Air Forces Biomedical Sciences Corps, consider joining as a bioenvironmental engineer. Air Force bioenvironmental...
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Posted 2 days ago
Bioenvironmental EngineerU.S. Air Force(Positions are Nationwide, Massachusetts)
If youre interested in being part of an elite medical team as a member of the U.S Air Forces Biomedical Sciences Corps, consider joining as a bioenvironmental engineer. Air Force bioenvironmental...
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Posted 2 days ago
R & D Mechanical EngineerCambridge Technology(Lexington, Massachusetts)
Lexington, MA based Cambridge Technology is the recognized leading supplier of closed-loop galvanometer based laser beam steering subsystems. Our continuing growth and new product development...
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Posted Fri 11th July

Framingham Worcester Job Search Tip

Job titles included in the medical industry include technicians, coders, interpreters, lab techs, scientists, secretaries, social workers, transcriptionists, nurses, chemists, equipment preparers, managers, doctors, dentists, and assistants. Employment in the medical industry is expected to fare very well - as staff change positions, localities, or move to other careers, many new positions become available. This coupled with advancing medical technology means new careers are always being added to the medical industry. Most entry-level positions do not require a college degree. Of those positions that do require education in the medical industry, they are the most educated people compared to most other industries.