Medical Technology Jobs in Manchester

Senior Director Medical Affairs, Oncology Precision Diagnostics

This role involves leading the global Medical Affairs strategy for QIAGEN's Oncology Precision Diagnostics portfolio, driving scientific excellence and enabling the adoption of precision medicine solutions. Responsibilities include shaping medical strategy, fostering innovation, and building strong external relationships with key stakeholders in oncology and pharmaceuticals.

QIAGEN Manchester, United Kingdom

(Senior) Statistician

This role involves designing and analyzing clinical and analytical studies to support the development of diagnostic products. The statistician will collaborate with cross-functional teams, create statistical analysis plans, and contribute to regulatory documentation using tools like SAS or R. The position offers opportunities for process improvement and mentorship depending on seniority.

QIAGEN Manchester, United Kingdom

Rental Technician

Install and maintain medical equipment at hospitals and healthcare facilities in the Manchester area. Deliver and set up devices using a 3.5-tonne Luton van, with full training provided. Interact with healthcare professionals on site and perform basic technical repairs and maintenance as needed.

Vibe Recruit Manchester, United Kingdom £28,089 – £29,389 pa

Medical Sales Specialist – Radiotherapy Devices

This role involves selling and supporting advanced radiotherapy devices and software to NHS and private healthcare providers across the UK. The specialist will build trusted relationships with clinical teams, offering expert guidance on patient positioning, immobilisation solutions, and physics QA equipment. With a consultative, non-transactional approach, the role combines field-based customer engagement with technical support and training, covering the Midlands and North of the UK with occasional travel to Ireland.

Helix Medical Recruitment Ltd Manchester, United Kingdom £45,000 – £55,000 pa

Robotic Startup Specialist

This role involves leading the integration of Medtronic’s HUGO™ robotic surgery system into hospitals across the UK and Ireland, working closely with clinical teams to establish or transition robotic surgery programs. The specialist supports surgeons and staff through training, on-site case attendance, and change management strategies to ensure successful adoption. The position requires extensive travel and collaboration with hospital stakeholders and Medtronic engineers to optimize surgical workflows and achieve operational self-sufficiency.

Medtronic Manchester, United Kingdom £41,200 – £61,800 pa