Biomedical Engineering

Any engineering field requires that applicants possess a keen interest in Science and mathematics that enables them to tackle extremely technical difficulties. In order to grasp the framework of the challenges you will work on, you must be willing to contribute the life sciences and medical knowledge required for biomedical engineering.

Due to the interdisciplinary nature of biomedical engineering, this is outside the purview of standard engineering education and calls for not only above average aptitude in math and physics but also a willingness to embrace these other fields. 

And if hold the above all mentioned then I feel you should follow your calling.

The experts that biomedical engineers collaborate with are diverse and include basic laboratory scientists, physicians, nurses, and members of other engineering disciplines. The biomedical engineer, who is fluent in both engineering and medical language, frequently serves as a general interpreter for these highly educated people, therefore effective communication skills are crucial. hence you get a progressive as well as regressive environment to work.

hope this helps. 

all the best for your future endevours.