Not sure I can do the math any more. It's been a long time.
I understand (I was an old returning student even for my undergrad).
But I was thinking about your situation again this morning. EE, yeah plenty of differential equations and what not to re-learn.
But in your area, aren't there a number of medical implant manufacturers? Thinking about the guys who make replacement joints, spinal fusion kits, that sort of thing. I think there was one called Synthes actually in Philly or Chester? And Ethicon (think it's a J&J sub) isn't that far away. Anyway, with an ME background, I'm wondering if you could see what firms do work for these sorts of manufacturers and target them selling yourself as an ME. (NB, could be those firms are barely scraping up enough ME work for the ME's they already have, and so will have no desire to train a noob.)
Additionally, was thinking that instead of an MSEE (which you don't want to do), maybe you could tack on an MS in biomed engineering more easily. By "easily", I mean both in terms of potentially less pre-reqs, and as likely being more in your comfort zone. Just tossing stuff out - have to leave the actual R&D to you (if interested) to see what the possibilities are in these regards.
Finally, while unlikely to bear fruit, have you targeted any in-house positions for companies likely to need ME-type patenting? It's rare but sometimes a corporate law department will train patent attorneys in-house.
Good luck to you.
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