You've been rigorously testing and maintaining medical equipment to exacting standards, so you already have the mindset and skills to oversee quality control processes in manufacturing or other industries. You're adept at identifying defects, implementing corrective actions, and ensuring compliance with regulations, making you a natural fit for ensuring product quality and customer satisfaction.

You've been responsible for maintaining complex medical systems, including power and space requirements. This experience translates well to managing the infrastructure and maintenance of commercial or residential properties. You're capable of troubleshooting problems, coordinating repairs, and ensuring the smooth operation of building systems.

You've trained numerous personnel on equipment maintenance, which means you can explain complex technical concepts clearly and effectively. You already have the skills to develop training programs, assess learning outcomes, and mentor others. Your experience makes you a great candidate for training employees on new technologies, software, or equipment.