06/12/2025
Happy Biomedical Engineering Day! 💙🔧🧬
My journey into this field wasn’t linear — and I’m no longer ashamed of that. Every step prepared me for the next.
I started with a Biochemistry degree, moved into Diabetes research, then adolescent sexual & reproductive health research. Those years taught me the science of health and the importance of access and early intervention.
Later, I transitioned into pharmaceuticals, managing products and supporting clinicians. It sharpened my communication, strategy, and love for translating science into real impact.
But stepping into medical technology changed everything. Seeing arthroplasty, advanced wound care, and sports medicine devices transform lives in real time was powerful. I’ll never forget watching a patient with severe knee deformity walk out with perfectly aligned legs — or seeing silicone technology flatten scars that once affected confidence.
That’s when I knew:
Biomedical Engineering is where I’m meant to be.
The field is so broad: biomaterials, biomechanics, imaging, robotics, AI in medicine, neural engineering, clinical engineering… there’s space for every passion.
As for me:
✨ I love product development - building and testing new materials.
✨ I love product management - helping people understand the science.
✨ And yes, I love the numbers - six years in business-facing roles taught me that.
Biomedical Engineering lets me be a scientist, innovator, communicator, and strategist… all at once. No boxes. Just growth.
Here’s to the engineers improving lives every day.
Here’s to the dreamers, builders, thinkers, and problem-solvers.
Happy Biomedical Engineering Day! 💙🧬🔧
