Nox Medical

Nox Medical is growing and we're on the lookout for two exceptional individuals to join our mission of transforming sleep diagnostics.

🔹 Director of Sales Operations
We're seeking a highly motivated leader to join our dynamic team. You will excel in our fast-paced, regulated environment while collaborating with a team of professionals and global distributors to provide innovative sleep diagnostic solutions. The successful candidate will be solution-oriented, eager to excel, and focused on continuous improvement.

🔹 Technical Support Specialist
Join our Customer Service team and help us provide world-class support to our international network of distributors. We take great pride in our customer service, and the successful candidate will possess a proactive and positive demeanor that aligns with our organization's unwavering commitment to superior customer service.

Learn more and apply here: ats.rippling.com/en-GB/nox-medical

Are you looking to gain real-world accounting experience this summer? We’re on the hunt for a detail-oriented Accounting Intern to join our finance team!

This is a great opportunity to build valuable skills, work alongside experienced professionals, and take a step toward your career in accounting or finance.

Apply here: https://hubs.li/Q03fh4ts0

With Philips Respironics discontinuing the Alice 6, Alice NightOne, and Alice PDx devices, the sleep diagnostics space is in a moment of transition. In a recent Sleep Review magazine article, writer Ann H. Carlson asks where will sleep specialists turn for their sleep diagnostics equipment? The article features interviews with Nox Medical President Ingvar Hjalmarsson and Vice President of Sales and Business Development Drew Lackner.

“I think there are going to be two major impacts,” says Drew Lackner, vice president of sales and business development for Nox Medical. “Sleep labs are going to have to make decisions about how they move forward with their programs, and sleep diagnostic manufacturers are going to have to decide whether it’s worth staying in this business. If they haven’t been doing any new research and development, it may be too late…I suspect that we will see fallout from other companies.”

Read the full article here:

After Philips: Filling the Diagnostics Void With Philips Respironics discontinuing the Alice 6, Alice NightOne, and Alice PDx devices, where will sleep specialists turn for their sleep diagnostics equipment?

We are hiring a manufacturing engineer to be part of the Supply Chain & Operation department. Candidates need experience and understanding of manufacturing processes for electrical/mechanical components, contributing to product life cycle stages such as concept development, design for manufacturing and compliance, supplier selection, and product performance monitoring. Previous experience in regulated industries like medical devices is necessary due to the industry's stringent quality standards.

Manufacturing Engineer - Nox Medical Nox Medical is a medical equipment manufacturer that develops and manufactures various devices, sensors and cable assemblies for the sleep diagnostic market.The role is a part of Nox Supply Chain & Operation which oversees Nox Medical Supply Ch...

We are seeking a detail-oriented member for our regulatory team, to ensure compliance with laws for medical device manufacturing. The Regulatory Affairs Specialist will contribute to projects in device design and development, market registration, and compliance throughout the device's life cycle.

Regulatory Affairs Specialist - Nox Medical We are looking for an ambitious and detail-oriented individual to join our regulatory team, which is responsible for the company’s compliance with applicable laws and regulations relating to medical device manufacturers. The Regulatory Affairs Speciali...

We want to wish all of our friends and colleagues in the sleep medicine community a restful and joyous holiday season. Each year, we create a holiday card that we hope lives up to the spirit of ingenuity that lives at Nox Medical. This year's holiday card features art created by one of our employee's children at their home in Iceland.

The chain of paper dolls pictured shows that each doll is happily ready to go to bed with their Nox Medical diagnostic sleep testing equipment. Each doll wears a Nox A1s or a Nox T3s with Nox RIP belts. The experience of working on this project was not only a fun way to spend time with family, the project also served as a moment to educate even the smallest members of the family about the importance of sleep.

We believe it is never too early to learn about the benefits of a good night's rest and we wish all our friends and colleagues take some time this season to talk to loved ones about the benefits of quality rest. Happy holidays, happy New Year, and good sleep to all.

Lausn án hliðstæðu Forstjóri Nox Health segir ekkert því til fyrirstöðu að félagið vaxi verulega á næstu árum, enda eigi heilbrigðislausn þess sér enga hliðstæðu.

Sleep lab managers, tired of bulky EEG cables during your in-lab sleep studies? We have a solution: Say hello to the Nox A1s head cable!

With the Nox A1s head cable, external headboxes during sleep studies can now become a thing of the past. The Nox A1s head cable is designed with all the necessary EEG channels in a single cable.

Powerful enough for diagnostic studies in the sleep lab or in patient’s home, the Nox A1s head cable is a departure from the traditional headbox, but still meets all the American Academy of Sleep Medicine’s (AASM) standards for full polysomnography testing. The design of the Nox A1s EEG head cable incorporates a lightweight feel and wireless connectivity so that patients can sleep comfortably without being tethered to the bedside. Learn more here:

https://noxmedical.com/about/news-press/article/sleep-study-lab-managers-nox-a1s-head-cable-the-traditional-headbox/

Exciting news! Nox Medical has secured a new patent to measure breathing movements for determining endophenotypes of sleep-disordered breathing using Nox RIP technology.

Read the full announcement here:

Nox Medical Secures New Patent for Determining Endophenotypes of SDB Nox Medical has secured a new patent to measure breathing movements for determining endophenotypes of sleep-disordered breathing using Nox RIP technology.

Nox Medical is experiencing a growth spurt! We have another wave of hiring coming soon and are excited to fill three positions in our Iceland office in Reykjavík, including a software engineer, a graphic designer, and a sales administrator. Come do meaningful work by advancing sleep diagnostic technology that impacts the health of millions around the globe. The deadline to apply is April 10.

Nox Medical | Jobs Working at Nox Medical means that you are part of a close-knit team that has a passion for improving people’s health.

We are excited to sponsor the upcoming in Austin, Texas by the AASM Foundation. The agenda is packed with sessions on new strategies for patient care and discussions on emerging technologies in sleep medicine. If you are attending the event, please stop by our booth to learn more about our latest innovations and research in the field of sleep diagnostics.