HealthTech opportunities for clinicians and students
HealthTech roles from the companies we track, labelled for what generic job boards ignore: does clinical experience help, do you need to code, does the work touch the NHS.
298 live roles · 41 companies · checked 6 Oct 2026
How the labels work
Most labels only appear when the advert says so — open any role to see the exact words it came from. “No coding required” is the exception: it also appears when the advert says so, or never mentions code, programming languages or SQL. If an advert is silent about something (visa sponsorship, say), the role shows nothing rather than “no”, so check the employer's listing before ruling anything out.
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What the labels mean
- No coding required
- The advert says so, or never mentions code, programming languages or SQL.
- NHS facing
- The day-to-day work involves NHS organisations, staff or systems.
- Clinical background useful
- Clinical training or registration is required or treated as an advantage.
- Startup
- Company is at seed, Series A or Series B stage.
- Early career
- Internship, graduate or entry-level role.
- Medical student friendly
- The posting suggests a current medical student could apply.
- Visa sponsorship
- The posting says visa sponsorship is available for this role.
A label only appears when the job advert says so. If an advert is silent about, say, visa sponsorship, the role shows nothing rather than “no” — so check the employer’s listing before ruling anything out.