Medical Device Jobs: British cosmetic surgery described as “unregulated mess” - Dudley Child Executive Recruitment

The British cosmetic surgery industry has been described as an unregulated mess by leading doctors and consultant plastic surgeons. It is believed that the greed and lack of regulation and increasing media hype is threatening patients and practitioners alike (Times Online).

Although the number of cosmetic surgical operations conducted by audited members of the profession has more than tripled since 2003, a number of procedures are being carried out on the high street and black market compromising patient safety (Times Online).
In order to ensure there is a reduction in the incidence of poor practice a regulator must be introduced.

Dudley Child works heavily in the medical devices and pharmaceuticals arena remaining up to date with market movements and trends.

To view our current vacancies within the medical industry, please visit http://www.dudleychild.co.uk/sectors/medical-and-pharmaceutical-jobs.htm

Alternatively you may wish to call one of our dedicated consultants on 0113 246 8930 who will be happy to discuss your career aspirations.

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