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🌟 2024: Discover Exciting R&D Engineering Roles in Connacht’s Medical Device Sector! 🌟 As I wrap up my first week of 2024 in our Connacht office, I'm thrilled to share some exceptional opportunities tailor-made for those in R&D, particularly in the medical device field. 🔍 Calling All R&D Engineers – Opportunities at Various Levels: Are you fueled by innovation and passionate about overcoming complex challenges in medical technology? The roles I’m presenting are not just jobs, but gateways to significant career growth and opportunities to lead advancements in your area of expertise. 💡 Be at the Forefront of Healthcare Innovation: Step into a role where you’re not just an employee, but a key player in the future of medical devices. Your involvement from concept to clinical application will be crucial in enhancing patient care and pioneering new industry standards. 🌐 Work with Industry Leaders in Galway: This is your opportunity to align with some of the most influential players in the medical device sector, where your contributions will have a lasting impact. 🤝 Your Next Career Move Awaits: If you're an R&D Engineer looking to elevate your career and eager to embrace new challenges, I'm here to support your journey. Connect with me on LinkedIn or send an email to [email protected] to start a conversation about your next career move. #RandD #ResearchAndDevelopment #MedicalDevice #Healthcare #Engineering #Hiring
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🧬MedTech & Life Science Enthusiast | Founder at Proxima | Helping start-ups build, grow and scale global teams.🧬
I am super excited to be in partnership with one of the most exciting start-ups in the Cardiovascular field who are scaling their R&D and Quality teams across the business. 🔸 VP R&D - Medical Devices - Class II or III 🔸 VP Quality - Medical Devices - Class II or III 🔸 R&D Engineer - Medical Devices - Class I, II or III If you want to be part of a fast-paced, innovative & disruptive start-up, then please reach out to [email protected] for a confidential chat about the company, products & and the role! Ps. You can find the job ads in the comments section. #medicaldevices #researchanddevelopment #startuplife
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🌟 Facing talent shortages in medical device engineering? Adam Binns at Circle Engineering delivers rapid, effective solutions. Don’t let skill gaps hinder your progress. 📞 Call Adam today at 07481 344620! #TalentAcquisition #MedicalDevices
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Medical Device Sales Reps in ORs: Experts ensuring safety and optimal outcomes with their in-depth knowledge of devices and real-time support. But as the landscape evolves with expanding venues and shifting financial structures, what does the future hold for these pivotal roles? How will technology reshape their work, enhancing their impact while adapting to economic changes? What will be added to their toolkit, and what traditional aspects might we see less of? Let's discuss the future of medical device sales reps in healthcare. #FutureOfHealthcare #MedTech #InnovationInMedicine #ORtelligence #Rep+
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Hope everyone is enjoying the start to the week! Have an old project that needs new eyes on it? Not enough engineering support to get projects going? Starting a new project and need some experienced support? All great reasons to reach out for a free consultation. Design Fox excels in medical device development as well as filling in engineering gaps. Let's discuss your project! #designfox #medicaldevice #productdevelopment #designwithpurpose
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Mechanical Engineer | Driving Breakthroughs in Healthcare Technology | Designing Cutting-Edge Solutions for Optimal Patient Care | Bringing Medical Device Ideas to Reality 🏥💡🩺
Do you know what is involved in taking a medical device idea to market? Embarking on the journey of medical device development can be overwhelming, especially if you're new to the field. Having transitioned into medical device development in October 2021, I experienced a paradigm shift from merely providing parts to the medical industry to navigating the intricate landscape of regulations and human factors engineering. The complexity may seem daunting, but the key is to approach it methodically, addressing each challenge one step at a time. Here are five essential phases to guide you through your medical device development: 1️⃣ Identify User Needs, Inputs, and Outputs -Start by understanding the user's needs through feedback and market analysis. -Derive design inputs from these needs, ensuring an iterative process that aligns with device design. -Identify design outputs to confirm that specifications meet established requirements. 2️⃣ Develop a Prototype -Once requirements and specifications are in place, move on to building a prototype. -A prototype serves as a litmus test for meeting user needs and proving the concept. -It provides a foundation for entering the regulatory process. 3️⃣ Validation and Verification -Take your device through a rigorous process of validation and verification. -Answer critical questions regarding user needs fulfillment, required testing, design and development processes, necessary equipment, manufacturing, and quality control. 4️⃣ Regulatory Approval -Obtain regulatory approval, a crucial step allowing your product to reach the market. -Be prepared for audits by having key documents such as the Device Master Record (DMR), Design History File (DHF), and Device History Record (DHR) ready. -These documents ensure your device is produced safely and in compliance. 5️⃣ Launch your Product and Assess -The culmination of your hard work arrives in this phase - the product launch. -Ensure all technical documentation is complete and up-to-date. -Establish a feedback system to capture user insights and address any complaints, fostering continuous improvement. While this overview doesn't cover every nuance of medical device design, it provides a solid foundation. Remember, assembling the right expertise for each stage, whether in mechanical, electrical, regulatory, or manufacturing aspects, is crucial for success. 🌐💡 #MedicalDeviceDevelopment #ProductLaunch #InnovationJourney
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There was a loud "POP"! I never realized that pool floatation devices were so dangerous! There was some confusion but as I looked down I knew what just happened. Flashback to 2006 and I was interviewing for my first medical device position. I was nervous, but excited to be meeting real medical device engineers working on a novel product. The company was Barosense and I was meeting with the CEO. After the usual questions we started discussing some real world design/manufacturing issues. He asked me about a medical balloon, donut shaped, that kept on failing at high pressures. He asked me where I thought the failure would occur. I thought a bit and proceeded to explain my thoughts for the next few minutes. I explained my engineering reasons why and how I thought it would fail. I stood on my reasoning and held firm. I explained that I was thinking with my gut but felt my explanation was solid. I was then informed that I was wrong. The donut shaped balloon had a very specific location of failure, and it wasnt where I indicated. I thought I just killed any shot of getting this position and I was thoroughly embarrassed. They hired me. I spent 7 years with that company. I later asked them why they hired me even though I had messed up that question. They told me that I was very passionate in the way I explained my thoughts. They liked my enthusiasm in finding an answer. And, at the end I was able to say that I didn't know and was open to learn why. That moment was very impactful to me. It taught me that I may never know every little thing about everything but enthusiasm, tenacity and humility go a long way in solving a problem. I reflect on that to this day. Thank you Dan Balbierz After today's "POP", I looked down at my daughter's innertube and I knew exactly where it had failed. #designfox #medicaldevice #designwithpurpose #medicalballoon #productdevelopment #meddev
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Telemedicine & HealthCare Expert | Building Digital HealthCare Experience |Software Development| IoT Solutions | Mobile App Development | Web App Development
🚀 Exciting News for Medical Device Innovation! 🏥💻 Join us on a deep dive into the realm of medical device software development! 💡🔬 We'll explore the crucial processes and factors driving innovation in this dynamic field. From regulatory compliance to user experience design, discover the key elements that shape the development journey of cutting-edge medical devices. 📊💉 Gain insights into: 1️⃣ Regulatory requirements and compliance standards 2️⃣ Agile development methodologies for rapid iteration 3️⃣ User-centric design principles for enhanced usability 4️⃣ Testing and validation strategies for safety and efficacy assurance Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring innovator, this post offers invaluable knowledge to propel your medical device projects to success. 💪 #medicaldevices #softwaredevelopment #innovation #healthtech #regulatorycompliance #userexperience #agilemethodology
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