Contact biomedical engineering departments to get in touch with potential new hires There are biomedical engineering programs all over the United States. Find the biomedical engineer that is right for you using the power of online databases.

I recommend:  GradSchools.com offers a searchable database of biomedical engineering graduate programs. Use the clickable map to find programs across the United States. The Whitaker Foundation provides a curriculum database of biomedical engineering programs around the United States. Click on a school to find out about the biomedical engineering curriculum offered, and to contact departments.

Post your biomedical engineer job opening online to gain maximum exposure If your business is just starting a search for a biomedical engineer, you can widen your search by posting the job announcement on the Internet. Several biomedical engineering companies utilize these services to find employees.

I recommend:  The Biomedical Engineering Society provides a searchable database of jobs. This society also offers good biomedical engineering info, and would be a good place to look for a new hire. Create an account to post job openings or to search resumes. The Biomedical Engineering Network offers a list of jobs in the field. Post your job opening on the list today.

Hire a biomedical engineering consultant if you need temporary help If you need expertise but don't need to hire a full-time staff member, call on the experience of established biomedical engineers. Biomedical engineering firms can help you with your project.

I recommend:  Intota maintains a list of biomedical engineering consultants and expert witnesses. Search the database to find the expert you need. Biomedical Engineering Consultants provides services with biomedical technology expertise. Contact the company for assistance.