About the role

Clinical SpecialistMedical device manufacturer is looking to fill a "clinical specialist" position. This is not a sales position. You will be working with the most exciting, high tech operating room equipment available. You will provide clinical, teaching, educational, technical and product knowledge support to existing and potential customers during surgical procedures. Build and maintain solid customer relationships and provide customer training at all levels.
Requirements: Bachelors degree, ability to travel overnight up to 70%, typical hires for this position are at least 4 years clinical experience with any of the following clinical backgrounds: current clinical specialists from other medical device companies, RT's (Radiological Technologists)/MRI, surgical techs, biomedical engineers, surgical neurophysiologists.

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