About the Role
The role involves delivering clinical training and education on pain intervention devices, supporting physicians and clinical staff during procedures, and promoting best practices in device utilization to improve patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Deliver hands-on clinical training to physicians and care teams on pain management technologies
- Assist in procedural settings to ensure proper device use and patient safety
- Collaborate with sales teams to identify and address customer clinical needs
- Conduct in-service training sessions for hospital staff
- Evaluate clinical outcomes and provide feedback for product improvement
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical research and regulatory standards
- Support product demonstrations and case development
- Respond to clinical inquiries from healthcare providers
- Track and document clinical support activities
- Participate in regional clinical strategy planning
- Ensure compliance with company and healthcare facility policies
- Educate customers on proper device programming and follow-up protocols
- Troubleshoot clinical issues during implant and follow-up visits
- Support clinical training workshops and symposia
- Work cross-functionally with medical affairs and training departments
- Monitor competitive clinical practices and share insights
- Promote safe and effective use of neuromodulation therapies
- Assist in the development of clinical training materials
- Maintain accurate records of clinical interactions
- Support post-market clinical follow-up activities
- Act as a clinical resource during tender and contracting processes
- Facilitate physician training on new product launches
- Provide clinical input for marketing and educational content
- Support quality assurance initiatives related to clinical use
- Engage in continuous professional development in pain management
Compensation
Competitive salary and benefits package offered
Work Arrangement
Hybrid work model with field-based responsibilities
Team
Part of the Neuroscience portfolio within the Medical Devices division
Why This Role Matters
- This position directly impacts patient access to advanced pain therapies by enabling clinicians to use technology safely and effectively.
- Clinical specialists bridge the gap between technical innovation and real-world clinical application in pain care.
What You’ll Accomplish
- Train and support healthcare providers across multiple clinical sites in Oregon and Washington.
- Improve patient outcomes by ensuring proper device selection, implant technique, and follow-up care.
- Serve as a trusted clinical advisor to both internal teams and external partners.
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