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Clinical Product Manager at Healthtech-1 - ApplyBlast

Clinical Product Manager

Healthtech-1

10 months ago

Stratford, East London

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

7 applicants

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About this role

The Clinical Product Manager at Healthtech-1 is responsible for ensuring clinical safety across all products, focusing on achieving medical device status and streamlining appointment booking within the NHS. This role involves conducting hazard analysis, managing clinical incidents, and creating documentation that aligns with UK clinical safety regulations. The manager will also support strategic initiatives to significantly increase the number of weekly booked appointments while collaborating with product and engineering teams on safety requirements and product improvements.

Skills

Qualifications

Medical degree and registration with the GMC or equivalent clinical backgroundLed a MHRA certification process beforeWorking knowledge of UK clinical safety regulation and compliance process2+ years of product experience, ideally from idea to delivery at a high quality product organisation

About Healthtech-1

www.healthtech1.uk

Headquarters

London, England, United Kingdom

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

2021

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Healthtech-1 is an innovative healthcare technology company focused on automating administrative tasks in primary care, enabling NHS staff to concentrate on patient care. Their solutions include automated registrations and lab report handling, currently utilized by over 1,400 GP practices across the UK, from Durham to Devon. By streamlining processes, Healthtech-1 aims to enhance efficiency within healthcare settings, improving the overall experience for both healthcare providers and patients.