Medical Technology Jobs in Edinburgh

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Connectivity Specialist

The Connectivity Specialist will act as a technical expert for connected medical devices, leading integration projects within NHS environments. This role involves collaborating with clinical and IT teams to implement digital health solutions, focusing on interoperability standards like HL7, DICOM, and FHIR. The specialist will drive adoption of cardiology-focused connected technologies, ensuring seamless system integration and delivering long-term value through customer engagement and innovation.

Evolve Selection Eh11Ad, Alba / Scotland, EH1 1AD, United Kingdom
Hybrid Permanent
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Sales Specialist - IGT D Coronary

This role involves driving sales of advanced cardiology and vascular imaging products across Scotland, combining technical expertise with strategic account management. The specialist will train existing customers, identify new business opportunities, and deliver clinical value propositions to healthcare providers. It requires deep product knowledge, CRM proficiency, and collaboration with marketing and clinical teams to support tender strategies and market expansion.

Philips Edinburgh, Alba / Scotland, United Kingdom
Hybrid Permanent Clearance Required
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Senior Therapy Sales Specialist

This role involves driving sales and clinical education for Medtronic’s Perioperative Complications product range (including BIS, INVOS, and NOL) across Scotland. The specialist will work directly in operating rooms, providing clinical training, supporting product trials, and building relationships with key healthcare stakeholders in the NHS and private hospitals. The focus is on solution selling, market development, and expanding adoption of both capital equipment and consumables.

Medtronic Edinburgh, Alba / Scotland, United Kingdom £55,040 – £82,560 pa
On-site Permanent

Roles further afield

A little outside Edinburgh, but within reach.

Senior Facilities Project Engineer

The role involves leading facilities infrastructure projects in a regulated medical manufacturing environment, focusing on scaling production capabilities including cleanrooms and equipment. The engineer will manage project delivery, ensure compliance with ISO standards, drive continuous improvement, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. Key responsibilities include technical documentation, risk assessments, and monitoring facilities performance through electronic KPIs.

grw talent Livingston, West Lothian, EH54 6GS, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent

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