The Irish Medical Devices and Diagnostics Industry - Current Market Review - Dudley Child Executive Recruitment

Although the Irish economy has experienced tough times over the last 18 months one industry has remained strong, keeping the country from financial meltdown. The life sciences sector which includes pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers has doubled in size in the last five years and is expected to grow by a further 10% this year.

The Medical Devices and Diagnostics industry in Ireland generates approximately €6 billion in revenue and employs over 25,000 people. Despite the dominance of the large multinationals a number of Irish companies are now beginning to make their mark.

Dudley Child works heavily in the medical devices and pharmaceuticals arena remaining up to date with market movements and trends on an international basis. With an increasing number of international opportunities we are always keen to hear from people that are receptive to relocation.

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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