About the role

Our On-Demand Talent Solutions team is excited to announce an opportunity for a Senior Clinical Development Scientist to join our medical device client, whose primary focus is innovating artificial fibrillation and developing next generation cardiac ablation systems.
Summary: This individual will play a key role in shaping clinical strategy, designing and executing global clinical studies, analyzing clinical data, and partnering cross-functionally with R&D, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations, Marketing, and Key Opinion Leaders to advance the company's next generation of products.
Responsibilities: Lead the design, initiation, execution, and oversight of pre-market and post-market clinical trials, including pivotal studies for next-generation cardiac ablation technologies. Develop and execute clinical strategy, clinical development plans, and EU MDR clinical evaluations supporting cardiac ablation catheters and PFA generators. Oversee clinical data analysis to generate robust scientific evidence and meaningful clinical insights while supporting health economics and outcomes research initiatives. Serve as the internal scientific expert in cardiac electrophysiology, atrial fibrillation, and cardiac ablation technologies, providing clinical input into product development documentation, IFUs, and technical materials. Partner with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), clinical investigators, and physician advisors while representing the company at scientific conferences, advisory boards, and industry meetings. Drive publication strategy, scientific communications, physician education, and product adoption through the interpretation and communication of clinical data.
Qualifications: MS, PhD, MD, or equivalent in Life Sciences, Medicine, Biomedical Engineering, or related field.3+ years of Clinical Development experience within medical devices. Experience with Class III cardiovascular. Cross-functional experience partnering with R&D and Regulatory Affairs. Experience with clinical data analysis tools (MATLAB, Python, SAS, Minitab).

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