Biomedical Imaging Scientist
Education
A bachelor's degree in a natural science or engineering discipline is required. Some common majors include biology, chemistry, physics, and biomedical engineering. You may also need a master's or doctorate degree, especially if you want to pursue research or teaching at a university.
Job Description
Biomedical Imaging Scientists may perform the following tasks:
- Develop and use imaging techniques to diagnose and treat diseases and conditions
- Conduct research to improve imaging techniques and develop new applications
- Collaborate with other scientists, clinicians, and engineers to develop new medical devices and treatments
- Teach and train students and other professionals in the field of biomedical imaging
- Write and publish journal articles, books, and other scientific publications
- Present research findings at conferences and other scientific meetings