I am just a nit graduate with a biomedical engineering degree no job no idea what to do, no family support as well being a girl it's hard to deal with it, I feel like stucked like what to do study further??

I am just a nit graduate with a biomedical engineering degree no job no idea what to do, no family support as well being a girl it's hard to deal with it, I feel like stucked like what to do study further?? In which field because biomedical is something that's not meant for me, job??? Can't find it.... It's too stressful to handle, any suggestions from the option who have been in this situation before.....

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  1. Anonymous

    Start with your school's career center or alumni job board. They generally have resources to help you with your search and potentially some job coaching and resume review. They are also more likely to post entry-level positions than other job boards.

  2. Anonymous

    Sales?

  3. Anonymous

    Online jobs board. Don't rule out careers so early.

  4. Dawn McDonnell

    Check out Dr Sara Szal reach out for advice. Bio engineer Harvard / MIt

    Sugeon. You tube her with Diary of a CEO.

    asking for advice is a door opener . Write it personally, in post office letter, after you write it email , call her

    Why ? You have nothing to lose

  5. JB09718

    Do you want something customer facing? If so, check out medical device companies. There are a variety of entry level positions ranging from support to sales to education. A biomedical engineering background is usually common in support but depending on your skill set you could easily fit in an entry level account type role supporting and educating customers using the equipment or software. (Try looking for medical device consultant, software consultant, application consultant, etc.)

  6. Mero Ghanem
    I admire your willingness to share what you're going through. It's difficult to be in a scenario where the chances seem stacked against you, especially as a new graduate. Don't underestimate the value of networking; reaching out to graduates or attending industry gatherings may lead to unexpected opportunities. One of the most intriguing characteristics of Scratch Games is the blend of education and enjoyment. The Scratch platform allows users to not only play games but also learn how they are developed.

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