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Radiopharmaceutical QP

CMDO is Seeking to Appoint a Qualified Person. The Organisation is Engaged in Developing and Manufacturing New Medicines and Novel Formulations, Including a Wide Range of Oral Solid and Liquid Dosage Forms, Sterilised and Aseptically Filled Products, as well as Manufacturing and QP Certification of a Range of Phase I/II Clinical Trials for the UK and EU Markets,ROLEPerform the Legal...

City of Westminster

Bank Decontamination Technician- Clifton Park Hospital

Job DescriptionBank Decontamination Technician |  Clifton Park Hospital | Bank HoursThe role:We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated individual who have already worked within the field of decontamination of re-usable medical devices or who have completed a recognised decontamination course (NVQ/TVQ/Technical Certificate). You will be responsible for the full decontamination cycle on re-usable medical devices (surgical instruments) to the highest of...

York

HPLC Scientist, Medical Devices

HPLC Scientist, Medical DevicesType: 12 month FTC (has the potential to go permanent /to be reviewed at the end of the term)Location: Liverpool initial (role will be moving to Deeside long term at their new modern site)Hours: 8:30 - 16.30 Mon-Fri with some flex if needed (onsite) NB expenses will be provided when travelling to Liverpool *tunnel etc.As a Laboratory...

Litherland

Research Scientist, Medical Devices, PhD

IVD ScientistType: 12 month FTC (has the potential to go permanent /to be reviewed at the end of the term)Location: Liverpool initial (role will be moving to Deeside long term at their new modern site)Hours: 8:30 - 16.30 Mon-Fri with some flex if needed (onsite) NB expenses will be provided when travelling to Liverpool *tunnel etc.The Role: -• To be...

Litherland

MES Operations Manager

MES Operations ManagerPeterborough, CambridgeshireMonday to Friday – 37.5 HoursDo you possess a strong background in the management and maintenance of medical equipment and have a good understanding of technical issues and IT related to medical equipment?If so, our client, a leading provider of Managed Equipment Services (MES) to the NHS and private healthcare sector in the UK seeks a MES...

Longthorpe

Business Development Manager - Life Science

Medical / Scientific BDM – Associate Level through to experienced….A leading supplier to Public and Private Hospitals, Primary Care Centres, Community Diagnostic Hubs, Pharmaceutical, Academia, and Private Industries across the UK. Providing tailor-made solutions for warehousing, distribution, sales, and marketing to represent our partnered manufacturers of medical and surgical products.1 x Birmingham Area / West Midlands / West UK1 x...

Birmingham

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Tips for Staying Inspired: How Medical Technology Pros Fuel Creativity and Innovation

Medical technology is one of the fastest-evolving fields, sitting at the intersection of healthcare, engineering, and innovation. Whether you’re designing advanced imaging devices, refining robotic surgical tools, or developing novel diagnostic platforms, staying inspired is crucial. And yet, tight regulations, rigorous testing protocols, and a high-stakes environment—where patient outcomes and lives may be on the line—can make it challenging to maintain fresh ideas and a creative mindset. So how do medtech professionals—engineers, product managers, researchers, clinicians—continue fuelling innovation amidst these demands? Below, we explore ten strategies that help those in the medical technology sector remain imaginative and proactive. Whether you’re part of a start-up pioneering a ground-breaking implant or you work in a large corporation refining existing medical devices, these tips can bolster your creativity and keep you at the forefront of impactful breakthroughs.

Top 10 Medical Technology Career Myths Debunked: Key Facts for Aspiring Professionals

The medical technology (medtech) industry has never been more vital. From pioneering surgical robots and wearable health trackers to AI-powered diagnostic tools, medtech innovations constantly shape the future of healthcare. These breakthroughs have resulted in a global demand for professionals who can blend technology expertise with healthcare insights—driving new solutions that improve patient outcomes and transform the way we deliver and receive medical care. Yet, despite its remarkable growth and undeniable impact, the medtech field is still surrounded by misconceptions. Some believe that only medical professionals can enter this domain, while others think it’s purely about coding apps or building prosthetic devices. Here at MedicalTechnologyJobs.co.uk, we frequently witness how false assumptions can deter talented individuals from pursuing what can be an incredibly rewarding career. This article aims to dispel the top 10 myths about medtech careers. Whether you’re a student exploring your options, a seasoned professional considering a pivot, or simply curious about how technology is revolutionising healthcare, read on. You’ll learn why medical technology is a flexible, collaborative, and high-impact field with ample opportunities for innovation, personal growth, and meaningful contribution.

Global vs. Local: Comparing the UK Medical Technology Job Market to International Landscapes

How to evaluate opportunities, salaries, and work culture in medtech across the UK, the US, Europe, and Asia From wearable health devices and AI-driven diagnostics to robotic surgery systems and telemedicine platforms, medical technology (medtech) has become essential to healthcare transformation worldwide. As the pace of innovation accelerates—and public and private investors alike pour funds into digital health, biotech, and medtech solutions—the global job market for professionals in this field continues to expand. Skilled candidates with backgrounds in engineering, computer science, biomedical research, regulatory affairs, and beyond can all find promising pathways in medtech. This blog post compares the UK medical technology job market with other major hubs, including the United States, Europe, and Asia. We’ll explore hiring trends, salary expectations, and cultural nuances, plus insights for those contemplating remote or overseas opportunities. Whether you’re an experienced medical device engineer, a software developer specialised in digital health, a regulatory affairs expert, or a recent graduate eager to break into the field, our guide can help you chart a course for a successful career in this exciting, fast-paced domain. By the end of this overview, you’ll gain clarity on how each region aligns with your professional goals and personal preferences—be it in terms of compensation, scope of work, or the broader innovation ecosystem. Let’s dive in.

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