Recruitment Consultant - Medical Devices/MedTech

Barrington James
Horsham
1 month ago
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Barrington James – Recruitment Consultant (Horsham HQ)


Looking to kickstart a high‑earning career with global opportunities, world‑class training and a genuinely fun, supportive team? We are hiring multiple Recruitment Consultants for our Horsham HQ, focused on high growth areas within the Life Sciences industry – specifically the Medical Technology space.


Job Summary

As a Recruitment Consultant you will find and engage niche, high‑calibre candidates in the MedTech sector, connect with clients, run the full recruitment process, and build a strong, responsive candidate pipeline. The role offers a high earning potential with OTE and commission structure.


Responsibilities

  • Identify, engage, and shortlist high‑calibre candidates within the Life Sciences sector, focusing on Medical Technology.
  • Build and maintain relationships with new and existing clients to uncover fresh hiring opportunities.
  • Understand client needs in detail and deliver tailored recruitment solutions.
  • Attend client meetings and stay closely connected to market demand.
  • Lead the full recruitment process from CV shortlisting and phone screening to interview coordination and registration.
  • Fill roles efficiently, meeting agreed timelines.
  • Develop a strong, responsive candidate pipeline to anticipate client requirements.
  • Maintain long‑term relationships with clients and candidates through high‑quality communication and service.

Required Skills and Experience

  • Sales experience is helpful but not essential – drive, attitude, and motivation are most important.
  • Confidence to thrive in a competitive, professional environment.
  • Self‑motivation, resilience, and a strong target‑driven mindset.
  • Strong negotiation skills and the ability to perform in a results‑focused role.

What We Offer

  • £50k+ OTE in the first year, with potential to earn £100k+ by year three.
  • Up to 40% commission with no threshold and no cap.
  • Global recognition for top performers, including international travel.
  • One‑to‑one training and coaching with our dedicated Learning & Development team.
  • Opportunities to give back through regular charity involvement.
  • International relocation options plus travel for client meetings and industry conferences.
  • Up to 35 days paid holiday with extra days for top performers.
  • A fast‑paced, exciting environment surrounded by ambitious, like‑minded people.

Seniority Level

Entry level


Employment Type

Full‑time


Job Function

  • Sales, Business Development, and Human Resources
  • Staffing and Recruiting; Medical Equipment Manufacturing

Location: Horsham, England, United Kingdom


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If you’re ambitious, driven, and want to join a high‑performance team with global opportunities, apply now. I’m happy to answer any questions and talk you through what success really looks like at Barrington James.


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