Clinical Engineers work directly within healthcare settings to manage the lifecycle of medical equipment and clinical technologies. Their responsibilities include equipment evaluation, installation, maintenance oversight, risk management, and ensuring compliance with safety and performance standards. They collaborate with clinicians, vendors, and hospital administrators to align technology use with clinical needs and patient safety. Clinical Engineers also support technology planning, staff training, and incident investigations related to medical devices. Typical work environments include hospitals, healthcare networks, and clinical research facilities. Globally, demand is steady due to increasing reliance on complex medical technologies and the need for safe, efficient technology integration in patient care.