Blogs by Jeramie

Quality Engineering isn’t just a job in the medical device field — it’s a responsibility that impacts real lives. My career has been built on this principle. Through hands-on experience, clean room exposure, and a deep understanding of regulations, I’ve become the type of Quality Engineer who not only identifies issues but fixes them fully and prevents them from coming back.

Jeramie Regis Sr Reflects on Sandra Cotterell’s Legacy at Codman Square Health Center

There’s no one-size-fits-all. Reflect on your current priorities—whether they’re flexibility, growth, equity, or stability—and choose the path that aligns with your personal and professional ambitions.

Quality isn’t just about catching problems—it’s about preventing them. In every quality role I’ve held, from Zyno Medical to JnJ, one...

Every product tells a story—but not every story should go to market. That’s where we come in. As a product release quality reviewer, I’ve stood at the final gate between manufacturing and the patient. It’s a role most people don’t notice—until something goes wrong. But when it’s done right, it prevents recalls, protects reputations, and—most importantly—saves lives.

This year was particularly special thanks to Jeramie Regis Sr, who connected Abiomed with two impactful organizations: BTO (Beat The Odds) (https://www.btoboston.org/) and G.R.O.W (Girls Reflecting Our World) (https://www.growbos.org/)

I wanted to elaborate lightly on this point as I believe the post market surveillance process to be crucial to an organization’s success.

Paying it forward with lessons on analytical thinking, networking, and goal-setting.