Clinical Specialist

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Remote, USAFull-TimeMiddle

Salary100000 - 140000 USD per year

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Requirements

Experience in surgical technique and sterile procedures in the operating room
Customer relationship and procedural skill development are highly desired
Degree or certification in a medical-related field (ex: LPN, RN, Surg Tech, Rad Tech, etc.)
Ability to travel by car up to 90%
Compliance with relevant county, state, and federal rules regarding vaccinations
Clinical experience (e.g., Scrub Tech, X-Ray Tech, RN or BSN, Laser Tech)
1-3 years of industry experience (for Clinical Specialist II)
Prior employment as a Clinical Specialist with a medical device company or experience with Mobile Litho Provider Companies (for Clinical Specialist II)
Comfortable with the pace required to be successful in a start-up (for Clinical Specialist II and Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Ability to provide intraoperative procedural guidance (for Clinical Specialist II and Sr. Clinical Specialist)
3+ years of full-time employment by a medical device company as a clinical specialist focused on case coverage and patient outcomes (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Intraoperative Coaching Experience (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Fluent in Staff and Support Training (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Track record of success (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Urology experience preferred (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Understands the medical device industry (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Understands sales processes and training (for Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Willingness to travel outside of the designated territory (for Clinical Specialist II and Sr. Clinical Specialist)
Experience utilizing fluoroscopy is a plus

Responsibilities

Provide clinical case coverage as assigned
Train the surgical team to assist in good patient outcomes and verbally support cases during training period
Acquire and maintain current knowledge of perioperative surgical technology practice and hospital policies and procedures
Develop technical acumen to a level to serve as an educational resource
Demonstrate appropriate interactions with all hospital service providers
Maintain and prepare equipment and kits for surgery, including Quality Control audits of equipment and kits
Troubleshoot equipment according to standard procedure
Provide intra-operative clinical product support
Ensure that 100% of received inventory and returned inventory matches shipping documents
Reconcile inventory/usage as well as missing inventory
Assist in the delivery of procedural training to physicians and medical staff
Be an effective member of the commercial team and play a key role in ensuring positive clinical outcomes
In partnership with TSM, perform account management: such as Account Set Up, Clinical Engagement, Case Support and Clinical Outcomes
In Partnership with TSM, support education of APPs, Office and Hospital Staff
In partnership with TSM, help facilitate and support Residency Education
Ensure compliance with all company policies, including the quality policy, on label promotion and interactions with health care professionals
Collaborate with Clinical Specialist teams to review and discuss case presentations and peer to peer knowledge sharing

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