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Experts who develop and optimise the technologies that visualise the human body. A critical role in advancing diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities.
Medical Imaging Specialists play a vital role in the development and optimisation of technologies that visualise the human body. These professionals work at the intersection of engineering, physics, and medicine, ensuring that medical imaging systems are accurate, efficient, and safe. They collaborate with clinicians, researchers, and engineers to improve diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities, often working on cutting-edge projects that push the boundaries of medical technology.
A typical week for a Medical Imaging Specialist is a mix of research, development, and collaboration with clinical teams.
A typical UK progression for medical imaging specialists. Years are guidance — strong people move faster, and many senior folks sidestep into research, product or management.
Assists in the development and testing of medical imaging systems, focusing on data collection and basic analysis.
Takes on more complex projects, including the design and optimisation of imaging protocols and algorithms.
Leads projects and teams, ensuring the successful integration of new imaging technologies into clinical practice.
Provides strategic direction and innovation, driving the development of next-generation medical imaging solutions.
There's no single route, but most people follow some version of these steps.
Gain a strong educational background in biomedical engineering, physics, or a related field.
Start with a junior role, focusing on data collection and basic analysis in medical imaging.
Develop expertise in specific imaging modalities, such as MRI, CT, or ultrasound.
Take on more complex projects, including the design and optimisation of imaging protocols.
Lead teams and projects, ensuring the successful integration of new imaging technologies.
Drive strategic direction and innovation, focusing on the development of next-generation medical imaging solutions.
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The Therapy Account Specialist will provide clinical and technical support for cardiac ablation systems, train physicians and EP Lab Staff, and drive sales of new products. Key responsibilities include assisting with ablation procedures, developing customer relationships, and maintaining product expertise.
This role involves driving sales and market share for Transcatheter Aortic Valves (TAVI) and Transcatheter Pulmonic Valves (TPV) in the Midlands. Responsibilities include developing therapy plans, engaging key stakeholders, and providing technical support and training to hospital staff.
The Software Quality Engineer supports software quality assurance by ensuring regulatory compliance in software lifecycle documentation, testing, and adherence to coding standards. They will work closely with R&D, Post-Market Engineering, and Quality teams to manage design and development, risk assessment, and change control processes.
The Senior Supplier Assurance Engineer leads supplier quality activities, ensuring compliance with global regulations and internal QMS processes. Key responsibilities include supplier qualification, performance monitoring, and continuous improvement, with a focus on maintaining high-quality standards across the supply chain.
The Global Fleet Manager will lead the strategic coordination of regional fleet operations, establishing unified governance models, standardizing processes, and optimizing fleet performance. The role involves partnering with various functions to ensure cost-effective and compliant operations while providing insights to executive leadership.
Provide technical expertise and clinical support for cardiac ablation technologies in hospital settings, including product demonstrations, training for medical staff, and procedural assistance during electrophysiology procedures. Focus on customer engagement and product adoption for Cryo, pulseselect, and Affera platforms, supporting both sales and clinical teams across a defined UK territory.
A degree in biomedical engineering, physics, or a related field is typically required. Advanced roles may require a master’s or doctoral degree.
Key skills include a strong understanding of imaging physics, programming, data analysis, and the ability to work collaboratively with clinical and research teams.
Career progression typically involves moving from junior roles to senior and principal positions, with opportunities to lead projects and teams, and drive innovation.
Medical Imaging Specialists often work in research institutions, hospitals, medical device companies, and regulatory agencies, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.
Salaries can vary based on experience, location, and industry. For more detailed salary information, please refer to the salary section on this page.
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