In general, a single manufacturing plant cannot produce all of the biomedical products listed. In particular, different types of manufacturing skills are required. There may be many components that are outsourced. Usually, only mechanical parts and integration will be completed by the final manufacturer.
If the work involves the design of the product, the use of the biomedicine technology in electronic medical devices will help. If technology is outsourced, any production engineer can handle conventional manufacturing.
If the QC/QA of electronic medical products is work, a degree in electronics or instrumentation can be achieved, although the degree (or PG) mentioned earlier will be more useful.
