Medical Device & Diagnostic

Overview

We’re Sector Experts In Medical Device & Diagnostic

At Hyper Recruitment Solutions, we specialize in recruiting top talent for the medical device and diagnostics sector, an industry vital to diagnosing, monitoring, and treating medical conditions. From advanced diagnostic tests to life-saving devices, this sector is essential in driving healthcare innovation.

Our recruitment team understands the regulatory demands and technical complexities of this industry, where safety, precision, and innovation are critical. We partner with companies of all sizes, helping them find skilled professionals across R&D, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, and manufacturing.

We connect businesses with experts in engineering, product design, clinical validation, and regulatory compliance, ensuring they have the talent needed to bring effective devices and diagnostics to market. For professionals, we offer access to roles at the cutting edge of medical advancements.

At HRS, we build long-term relationships with companies and candidates to ensure a perfect fit, contributing to the ongoing success of healthcare innovation through high-quality talent placement.

Sector and Field Skills
Engineering
Engineering
Scientific
Scientific
Regulatory Affairs
Regulatory Affairs
Clinical
Clinical
Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance
Medical Device & Diagnostic Skills
IT/Data/Digital
IT/Data/Digital
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Medical Affairs
Medical Affairs
Commercial
Commercial
Leadership
Leadership

Roles of Medical Device & Diagnostic

Biocompatibility Specialist
Biomedical Engineer
Business Development Manager – Devices
Chief Product Officer
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) – Devices
Clinical Data Manager – Devices
Clinical Product Specialist
Clinical Research Associate – Devices
Clinical Study Manager – Diagnostics
Clinical Usability Specialist
Cybersecurity Specialist – Diagnostics
Data Analyst – Medical Devices
Director of Quality Assurance
Electrical Engineer – Medical Devices
Imaging Scientist – Diagnostics
International Regulatory Specialist

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Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our Frequently Asked Questions to find answers to common inquiries.

Medical devices can be categorised into three classes: Class I, Class II and Class III. Each product is classed according to the risk that the medical device presents to the patient and also the level of regulation required to legally get the device to market.

Class I medical devices are the least regulated, with up to 95% of products in this category not subject to any regulatory controls. Class I includes medical devices such as bandages and stethoscopes – products that are simpler in design than Class II or III devices, and pose minimum danger to the user.

Class II medical devices make up the largest category. The majority of medical devices (including home pregnancy kits, nebulisers and X-ray machines) fall under Class II. Medical devices in this category are subject to tighter regulations than Class I devices.

Class III medical devices are high-risk products that could potentially harm the end user if not used properly. However, when administered correctly, some Class III products can be vital to the maintenance of life in individuals with life-threatening conditions. Devices in this category include replacement heart valves, implanted pacemakers, and breast implants.

‘Medical devices’ is an umbrella term that can refer to virtually any item that is used as part of healthcare. Bandages, pacemakers, surgical gloves, thermometers, X-ray machines, prosthetic legs, syringes and MRI scanners are all examples of medical devices.

If you wish to pursue a career in the medical device industry, a science-related degree is preferable. Subjects like medicine, pharmacy and engineering are especially relevant to this sector. Alternatively, a business or marketing qualification will look good on your CV if you wish to become a sales rep for a medical device company.

Now is a great time to choose a career in medical devices. This industry is incredibly vast, with so many different careers available to pursue.

Common roles within the medical devices industry include:

  • Engineer
  • Recruitment officer
  • Lab assistant
  • There are also plenty of specialist areas that you can go into, including:
  • Research & Development
  • Quality Assurance
  • Manufacturing

Working in the medical device industry can be an incredibly important and rewarding career. Whichever sub-sector you go into, you'll be working to improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of people across the globe.

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