How to Prevent R&D Engineer Burnout During Medical Device Prototyping
Engineer burnout is a real threat, with some sources indicating a stunning 70% or more of medtech R&D engineers at risk. Between high-performance expectations, strict traceability requirements, and the potential life-altering ramifications of defective components, medical device prototyping places a great deal of stress on engineering teams. They are often forced to choose between getting it done quickly or getting it done right in an industry where a single documentation error or inconsistent batch can derail projects, prevent FDA approval, and result in mounting expenses. Follow a medical device engineer around for a day, and the cause of engineering burnout becomes glaringly obvious. Preventing burnout is key to ensuring continued innovation. How a Day of Medical Device Prototyping Leads to […]