1 Biomedical Jobs

What do you do in the field of biomedicine?

Biomedical scientists work at the interface between medicine and life sciences to develop new therapies and improve the diagnosis of diseases. Their tasks include conducting experiments, data analysis and collaborating with medical professionals and researchers.

Salary overview for biomedical jobs

In Germany, the salary in the field of biomedicine can vary. Here are some general salary information:

• Initial salary after Master's degree: approximately 4.000 euro gross per month.
• Average annual salary : approx. 52.207 euros per year or 4.351 euros per month.
• Experienced biomedical professionals: After more than 10 years of professional experience, the salary can rise to up to 8,000 euros per month, especially in large companies.
• In the healthcare industry, you can expect about €5,500 a month, while the salary in medical communication depends heavily on the size of the company.
• Regional differences: In federal states such as Baden-Württemberg or Bavaria, salaries are usually higher.

Important skills for biomedical jobs

• Analytical thinking
• Laboratory skills
• Analyzing the data
• Teamwork
• Ability to communicate
• Problems solving skills
• Knowledge of biostatistics
• Research skills

What training is required for the job in the field of biomedicine?

A career in biomedicine usually requires a degree in biomedicine, life sciences or medicine, and many positions also require a doctorate or special additional qualifications, depending on the specialization.

Career opportunities in the field of biomedicine

Biomedicine offers a wide range of career opportunities in research, clinical development, the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare, and biomedicine specialists can work in a variety of fields, including basic research, clinical studies, medical technology or business consulting.