Well, you did it! You made it to the end of Medical Device Development. The original intent of this course was to teach you what professionals in the medical device field do in the real world if they are lucky enough to work in medical device development. I hope you have learned that and now have some idea of what is possible.

On the flip side, figuring out what you do not like is also good. Either way, you are one step closer to finding yourself.

Maybe what some of you got out of this is that you made the right decision to stay in academia, or that you want to go to pharma. That is also good. There are long and fulfilling careers in those areas too.

I am always happy to hear your impressions about this course. What did you like? What could improve?

In the meantime, connect with me on LinkedIn if you have not already.

If you are a student at a university, you may also be interested in rating me on ratemyprofessors.com, for good or ill.

For those of you who will be taking my other courses, I look forward to seeing you. For those of you moving on, I wish you well, and keep in touch.

If you want to recommend these courses to others, feel free.

Medical Device Development (this course)

Advanced Medical Device Development

Clinical Research for Medical Devices (already included in Advanced MDD)

European Medical Device Regulatory Basics (already included in Advanced MDD)