Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Engineers, All Other

Engineers, all other in healthcare refers to engineers who work in the healthcare industry but do not fit into specific engineering categories, such as biomedical, healthcare systems, or medical device engineering. These engineers may use their engineering skills and knowledge to solve problems and improve processes in healthcare settings.

Some examples of tasks that engineers, all other in healthcare may be responsible for include:

Analyzing and improving the efficiency of healthcare processes and systems Developing and implementing new technologies to improve patient care Designing and building medical facilities or equipment Conducting research to advance the field of healthcare engineering To work as an engineer, all other in healthcare, individuals typically need to have a degree in engineering, such as a bachelor’s degree in a related field. They may also need to have a professional engineering license, which typically requires passing a licensure exam and completing a certain amount of work experience.