Working in a variety of settings, graduates use their scientific and artistic expertise to visually communicate information to other health professionals, patients, and the public. They work as designers, producers, directors, and consultants in the development of instructional, informational, and promotional materials. Their work appears in everything from textbooks to advertisements to art exhibitions.

Examples of employers include:

• universities
• hospitals
• museums
• advertising agencies
• professional associations
• medical-legal businesses
• animation studios

Learn More
For more information about biomedical visualization as a career, visit the Association of Medical Illustrators web site at http://medical-illustrators.org.