Some travel may be required

This afternoon I've been browsing online job descriptions within BME. I have another year before I graduate, but I like to know what's out there. I was looking at normal traits: position responsibilities, company products, etc. It didn't take long before they started to blur together: project engineer, project manager, manufacturing engineer, research technician, on and on and on. Some interesting, some ok, and some downright boring. (It should be a crime to make BME boring.)

Then, however, I came across this position: "Child Survival Monitoring and Evaluation Officer," a four year post with World Vision in Afghanistan. It's based in Herat, "with regular travel to field project sites."

Now THAT'S a job.