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Careers that change lives start here. Medtronic is a global leader in healthcare technology with a Mission to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life. Our 95,000 employees work across more than 150 countries to put patients first — developing...
This role involves managing service requests, quotations, and follow-up activities to ensure an outstanding customer experience. You will collaborate with service engineers, repair centers, and logistics teams to resolve customer issues and support healthcare providers in maintaining medical devices.
This role involves leading the development, revision, and maintenance of product labeling documents, ensuring compliance and high quality. Responsibilities include coordinating the resolution of labeling issues, contributing to global labeling strategy, and improving the end-to-end labeling process.
The Manager, Global Labeling Product Leader role involves leading the development, revision, and maintenance of product labeling documents across therapeutic areas and regions. Responsibilities include ensuring high-quality, compliant labeling, coordinating the resolution of labeling issues, and contributing to the global labeling strategy.
This role involves developing and growing the company's presence in the wound care market by building strategic partnerships with senior NHS stakeholders. Responsibilities include identifying new business opportunities, developing tailored solutions, and supporting formulary and pathway discussions.
This role involves leading new business growth for a healthcare company by developing and executing a sales strategy across the NHS in the Midlands. Responsibilities include identifying and targeting new NHS Trusts, building relationships with key stakeholders, and generating a strong pipeline of opportunities through both direct sales and distributor partnerships.
This role involves servicing, installing, repairing, and calibrating sophisticated medical diagnostic systems in pathology departments and NHS laboratories. You will support flow cytometry, cell separation, and diagnostics products at customer sites, requiring a strong background in electronics or electro-mechanical service and excellent customer service skills.
This role involves servicing, installing, repairing, and calibrating sophisticated medical diagnostic systems in pathology departments and NHS laboratories. You will support flow cytometry, cell separation, and diagnostics products, ensuring they function reliably in critical healthcare settings.
This role involves maintaining and developing the Quality Management System (QMS) in a high-end cleanroom environment, ensuring compliance with ISO 9001/13485 and AS9100 standards. You will work within a team of 6, using tools like CAPA, 8D, and 5 Whys to drive quality standards and influence change.
This role involves servicing a wide range of biomedical devices, including high-complexity medical lasers, with ongoing training and development opportunities. The position is field-based, covering London with occasional travel and overnight stays, and offers a balanced work-life with time off in lieu for excess hours.
This role involves troubleshooting and repairing medical imaging equipment like CT, PET, and nuclear medicine devices across healthcare sites in Scotland. You will work closely with sales and clinical teams to ensure high uptime and customer satisfaction, while also identifying business growth opportunities.
The Quality Manager will establish and own the ISO 13485 Quality Management System (QMS) for Carbometrics, a chemistry company developing cutting-edge sensors. Responsibilities include document control, process improvement, internal and external audits, and building a strong quality culture in a growing team.
This role involves leading regulatory strategy and compliance for medicinal products, medical devices, and cosmetics in the UK and Ireland. Responsibilities include managing regulatory submissions, supporting product launches, and maintaining relationships with regulatory authorities like MHRA and HPRA.
The Process Engineer will focus on improving process performance, maintaining process control, and supporting reliable manufacturing in a regulated medical device environment. Responsibilities include analysing production performance, driving improvements, and collaborating with quality and engineering teams to implement changes and optimise processes.
Perform installation, maintenance, and repair of diagnostic imaging systems including vascular, surgery X-ray, and mammography equipment across the Midlands with remote support capabilities. Diagnose complex technical faults, collaborate with internal teams, and ensure high equipment uptime for healthcare providers. Role involves significant field work, remote troubleshooting, and customer interaction with 35–40% travel and regular weekend on-call duties.
