GRADUATE PROFILE
Edgar Newell, BS ’22 TESU coursework did not compete with Edgar Newell’s leadership role for the largest healthcare system in the state – it propelled it. A degree has given Edgar Newell an incentive to continue his studies while managing the clinical engineering endeavors that support millions of patients per year.
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An assistant vice president of Clinical Engineering for RWJBarnabas Health in
West Orange, N.J., Newell earned his BS degree in Technical Studies at TESU in March. He advanced to the University’s Master of Science in Healthcare Management program before the ink was even dry on his undergraduate diploma. “My career has exploded forward and my
degrees are another step in my journey,” noted Newell. “The Bachelor of Science degree helped in this progression and validates me in my current position.” In that position, Newell is responsible for overseeing the health system’s Clinical Engineering endeavors and biomedical