Patients, families, doctors, nurses and technicians all know
that a life is at stake when someone rolls into the operating
room or intensive care unit. Here, ever-improving medical
technology is essential in the battle for life and health.
That’s where Tazi is a critical part of the fight to save lives
and restore patients’ productivity. Tazi is an engineer in her
medical technology company’s critical care division. She’s a
team member working to develop the life-changing tools that
health care providers depend on to monitor their patients and
make treatment decisions in critical circumstances. Tazi and her
colleagues are developing a new technology for continuous
glucose monitoring in the hospital setting—a device that is
designed to eliminate the need for an hourly needle stick and
instead provide a continuous feed that alerts health care
providers to patient problems and progress in real time. This
technological solution is intended to help clinicians accurately
monitor blood sugar levels in the most criti