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Users in this career have rated it a 2.3 in terms of their own personal satisfaction with the career. This figure represents an average taken from the responses of 117 MyPlan.com users during registration.

Users were asked to rate their happiness in their current occupation as being either "Very Happy" (4), "Happy" (3), "Mixed / Neutral" (2), "Not Happy" (1), or "Miserable" (0).

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	109 users are currently in this career.

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Anonymous

3.5 stars

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May 12, 2008

I'm a very low level Dental Engineer. The field is remarkable, there are bizarre discoveries all the time that keep things interesting. The low point of the field is that the basic repair work that takes up alot of my time is quite boring.

I would recommend this career if you are technologically savvy.

You should know that the dental field is huge monetarily.

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Anonymous

4 stars

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September 24, 2007

Would recommend this career to anyone who is mathematically oriented and has an interest in biology / physiology. TIPS: 1) For undergraduate degree, consider a program with the most hands on training as possible. 2) For graduate degree, instead consider a broad engineering undergraduate degre, and then medical school. 3) Technology and scientifc advances change rapidly, so work constantly to keep your knowlede and skills up to date

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4 stars

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July 25, 2007

Those who are considering this career need to actually "see" what the biomedical engineers do - it is definitely not just repairing equipments. Consider visiting biomedical department in a hospital/manufacturing unit. I would indeed recommend this career, BUT this is not everybody's cup of tea. Pros and Cons- There are plethora of domains to work on. Everyday revolution in technology is happening, therefore one must be on the toes, ready to learn throughout the career and be ready to face challenge always. The career involves understanding application of engineering (electronics, computers, physics...) in the field of medical science, involves learning, teaching, solving problems of the equipments.

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