Acts as the primary field contact for clinical trial sites, managing site activation, training, participant enrollment, and data quality. Ensures compliance with regulations and supports cross-functional teams across Europe. Focuses on renal denervation therapy within interventional cardiology, working closely with investigators and internal stakeholders to deliver high-quality clinical studies.
As a Senior Software Engineer in Medtronic's AI and Data Science Platform team, you will design, build, and maintain software solutions that enable Machine Learning Engineers and Data Scientists to develop new products. You will work on a SaaS tool for project, data, and annotations management, collaborate with data and platform engineers, and ensure high-quality, scalable software delivery.
The Sr Principal Clinical Engineer acts as a Procedural Workflow Architect, defining end-to-end surgical workflows across preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care. This role translates clinical, usability, economic, and adoption needs into integrated procedural requirements that guide the development of implants, instruments, digital applications, and enabling technologies. The engineer collaborates with cross-functional teams to ensure solutions are intuitive, adoptable, and clinically differentiated.
The role involves designing end-to-end surgical workflows across preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases, translating clinical and operational needs into integrated procedural requirements. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure medical solutions are intuitive, adoptable, and clinically meaningful, with a focus on innovation in orthopaedic treatments and digital surgery.
This role involves servicing and repairing advanced medical diagnostic systems used in NHS and private laboratories. The engineer will conduct on-site maintenance, troubleshoot technical issues, and provide customer support for complex laboratory equipment. Full product training is provided, and the role requires a flexible schedule including weekend work.
This role involves on-site service and repair of advanced medical diagnostic systems used in NHS and private laboratories. The engineer will troubleshoot, maintain, and support complex equipment, working closely with laboratory staff. The position requires a technically strong background and includes extensive training, with a significant portion of time spent at customer sites, including weekends.
Perform preventive maintenance, servicing, and validation of decontamination equipment used in healthcare settings across South Wales. Work on complex mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards and providing technical support and training to medical staff. Focus on patient safety and equipment reliability with minimal overnight stays required.
Electronics Engineer Consultant - Security Clearance - CambridgeA new design consultancy, based in Cambridge, are currently looking for a Electronics Engineer Consultant to add to the team of experienced experts, specifically with a focus on security cleared projects.Although this is...
This role involves demonstrating and selling MedTech devices to healthcare, research, and pharmaceutical clients in South London, Surrey, and Kent. You will receive full commercial training and work autonomously to drive sales, with opportunities for career progression and lucrative earnings through commission and bonuses.
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This role involves driving new business growth and managing existing hospital accounts for a market-leading UK medical manufacturer. Responsibilities include selling a portfolio of clinical solutions, working closely with surgeons, theatre nurses, and procurement teams to improve efficiency and clinical outcomes.
This role involves driving sales growth for a specialist portfolio of medical capital equipment by securing new business and expanding existing accounts. The Account Manager will lead complex, high-value sales cycles within NHS and public-sector healthcare environments, building strategic relationships with clinical and operational stakeholders. Key responsibilities include developing territory plans, navigating procurement processes, and delivering value-led solutions that improve patient care and operational efficiency.
As a Scientific Equipment Technician, you will maintain and troubleshoot a wide range of laboratory equipment, ensuring it operates efficiently and complies with regulatory standards. You'll work closely with scientists and laboratory teams to resolve technical issues, manage spare parts, and contribute to process improvements across two sites.
This role involves performing manual testing on web and mobile applications used in global clinical trials. The tester will execute functional, regression, and exploratory test cases, log and investigate defects, and work with tools like Jira or Xray. The position is office-based and focuses exclusively on manual QA within a regulated software environment.
Operate and monitor precision manufacturing equipment for PTFE porous plastic components used in medical and industrial applications. Perform quality checks, maintain production records, and ensure workstation safety and organisation within a team-focused environment. Training provided, with emphasis on reliability, attention to quality, and adherence to 5S standards.
