I'm a physician with BS EE/CS. The problem solving skills and the view of systems certainly helped understanding biology/medicine mechanistically. I actually

I'm a physician with BS EE/CS. The problem solving skills and the view of systems certainly helped understanding biology/medicine mechanistically. I actually keep track of doctors with undergrad degrees in math/engineering because I've noticed we do see medicine differently than our colleagues who did not have this training. I work with health analytics and knowing both worlds is unquestionably helpful. Interestingly, I've noticed several PhDs in Physics or EE change their careers to study biology using their math background.