Corey began repairing computers before attending community college, where he earned a two-year degree. He now works at MSEI, building life-saving medical devices like pacemakers and defibrillators. Corey discusses the impact of his work and the opportunities available in medical technology.
Show Notes
Corey works as a technician at MSEI in Lake Oswego, OR. Corey was repairing computers before he went to community college and earned a 2-year technician degree. After graduating, Corey got a job as a technician building pacemakers and defibrillators which help save lives.
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