I would not hold out for many job opportunities, as approved bodies may be international companies with a UK registered office. All the assessment work will be undertaken at existing international locations and only the final paperwork will be passed via the UK office.
If every medical device had to be tested in an UK facility you would expect a reduced choice of products available in the UK market and they would be at an increased cost!
Hi Mike, I haven't got any figures but job opportunities are starting to show an improvement especially at MHRA now they are the sovereign regulator. While people may have views on Brexit, my positive spin for students is that some may not wish to be coal face engineers and there are certainly more regulatory biased posts due to the new UKCA requirements.
