Hi all, after 10 years of freelance (!), I have taken a full-time "real=20
job"!  I'm now the main EE guy at this company that makes pneumatically=20
driven cutters for eye surgery.  Most of what they do is more mechanical=20
than electrical, but they have a few (aging, created a number of years=20
ago) custom electronic designs.  I'm updating those and moving forward=20
on a number of fronts in the near term.

I'm looking for a good book for electonic design in the medical=20
industry.  I don't think I'll need some exhaustive discussion of=20
regulatory procedure (doing the official compliance documentation will=20
be someone else or another company), but more along the lines of=20
numerous good tips/guidelines/gotchas.

Over the last 10 years, my EE skills evolved from basic to senior, in no=20
small part to the help and discussion on PICList, and I want to thank=20
you all for contributing your time and knowledge to the greater good of=20
all.  Personally I'm thrilled to have my future efforts go towards the=20
never ending goal of better medical processes and tools to more people=20
around the world - and you PICListers have helped make that possible.

Cheers all!
J
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