High school preparation for biomedical engineering would include four years of math (through pre-calculus), one year each of physics, chemistry and biology.

Do biomedical engineers use physics?

Biomedical engineers may use chemistry, physics, mathematical models, and computer simulation to develop new drug therapy. Indeed, a considerable number of the advances in understanding how the body functions and how biological systems work have been made by biomedical engineers.

Is physics important for bioengineering?

As a result, biomedical engineer relies on not only biology and medicine, but also engineering, physics, computer science, and other disciplines to develop, deliver, and innovate new tools, methods, devices, or treatments that advance human health.