Maxillofacial Prosthetist / Reconstructive Scientist
We’re looking for a Maxillofacial Prosthetist / Reconstructive Scientist to join our specialist team at St George’s Hospital. This role offers a real, visible impact as you support patients through complex, often life‑changing treatments, restoring function, appearance and confidence following trauma, cancer, congenital conditions and major surgery.
You’ll be part of a highly skilled, collaborative service, working closely with teams across Maxillofacial and Restorative Dentistry, Plastic Surgery, Head & Neck Oncology, Neurosurgery and Ophthalmology.
You’ll be embedded within the clinical pathway, contributing expertise at every stage—from planning through to rehabilitation—as part of a multidisciplinary approach.
You’ll be involved in a broad and varied caseload across maxillofacial prosthetics and reconstructive science. While experience in the specialty is helpful, we’ll support your development with full local training.
Key Responsibilities
- Designing and fabricating extra‑oral prostheses (orbital, nasal, auricular and craniofacial)
- Supporting intra‑oral prosthetic rehabilitation
- Using both traditional techniques and digital workflows, including CAD and 3D printing
- Contributing to pre‑ and post‑operative care and treatment planning
Depending on your experience, you may also be involved in orthognathic planning, trauma splints, implant‑retained prostheses, obturation techniques and custom silicone or titanium implants.
What We Offer
You’ll be joining a supportive, forward‑thinking team with exposure to complex and rewarding cases, strong CPD support, and opportunities to develop both your clinical and digital skills.
We’re looking for someone who brings curiosity, precision and a collaborative approach, and who genuinely cares about the difference this work makes to patients.
This advert closes on Sunday 17 May 2026.
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We’re looking for a Maxillofacial Prosthetist / Reconstructive Scientist to join our specialist team at St George’s Hospital. This role offers a real, visible impact as you support patients through complex, often life‑changing treatments, restoring function, appearance and confidence following trauma, cancer, congenital conditions and major surgery.
You’ll be part of a highly skilled, collaborative service, working closely with teams across Maxillofacial and Restorative Dentistry, Plastic Surgery, Head & Neck Oncology, Neurosurgery and Ophthalmology.
You’ll be embedded within the clinical pathway, contributing expertise at every stage—from planning through to rehabilitation—as part of a multidisciplinary approach.
You’ll be involved in a broad and varied caseload across maxillofacial prosthetics and reconstructive science. While experience in the specialty is helpful, we’ll support your development with full local training.
Key Responsibilities
- Designing and fabricating extra‑oral prostheses (orbital, nasal, auricular and craniofacial)
- Supporting intra‑oral prosthetic rehabilitation
- Using both traditional techniques and digital workflows, including CAD and 3D printing
- Contributing to pre‑ and post‑operative care and treatment planning
Depending on your experience, you may also be involved in orthognathic planning, trauma splints, implant‑retained prostheses, obturation techniques and custom silicone or titanium implants.
What We Offer
You’ll be joining a supportive, forward‑thinking team with exposure to complex and rewarding cases, strong CPD support, and opportunities to develop both your clinical and digital skills.
We’re looking for someone who brings curiosity, precision and a collaborative approach, and who genuinely cares about the difference this work makes to patients.
This advert closes on Sunday 17 May 2026.
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