Clinical Trainer

Job Title:

Clinical Trainer

Pay Rate: $47to $55/Hr

Duration:
11

Months (Part-time - 20 hours a week)

Job Requisition:
JP

Location:

Newton, MA

Note: This position requires travel 25-50% with overnight stay up and travel outside the US as well.

We are looking for a Clinical Trainer. This position is for the Healthcare Diagnostics division.

We are a global technology leader in robotic-assisted vascular interventions. We believe the combination of endovascular robotics, image guidance, and dedicated devices will change neurovascular procedures, enabling better outcomes and providing patients with better access to care.

As a Clinical Trainer, you will be responsible for training healthcare professionals on the proper use and best practices of a new medical device.

• Develop, conduct, and track/document training sessions (didactic and hands‑on as needed) for healthcare professionals of a new medical device.
• Provide expertise to answer clinical questions and address concerns related to the device’s use.
• Drive overall education and training activities for Physicians and Hospital Staff (technicians, nurses, etc.) of a new medical device.
• Provide on‑site device training and procedural technical support to assist the Clinical Affairs Research Team during clinical trials.
• Provide technical support for all aspects of the device, handling, and troubleshooting techniques.
• Document procedural/device case observations for marketing insights.

• Develop and continuously improve training curriculum, training materials, and training tools, based on clinical experience and feedback from healthcare professionals.
• Collaborate with Product teams to provide feedback on device iterations and new device development.
• Act as a technical and clinical expert.
• Translate complex technical messaging, dispel competitive claims, resolve complex technical issues, and maintain customer relationships through technical expertise.
• Collaborate with the Clinical Affairs Research team on device training, case support, and observations that may impact clinical studies (e.g., device malfunction during a procedure).
• Work with the Usability team to ensure training requirements meet risk profile.

• Bachelor’s degree, a registered nurse or a radiology technician, a plus, with a minimum of 8 years of experience in education/sales/service/engineering/rad tech/OT technician/etc with neurointerventional device sales experience a plus, OR an Advanced Degree, with a minimum of 5 years of experience in education/sales/service/engineering, experience a plus.
• Demonstrated experience in device training during clinical trials in the US and OUS.
• Experience training clinicians, technicians, clinical field specialists, or sales professionals.
• Strong work ethic in accomplishing the objectives of the position.
• Ability to meet vendor credentialing requirements.
• Excellent customer service and/or education skills.
• Proven ability to build/maintain positive relationships with peers and colleagues across organizational levels.
• Excellent interpersonal, written/verbal communication skills; specifically, the ability to create educational content.
• Frequent travel to customer sites, hospitals, and off‑site meetings.
• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to be independently mobile.
• Occasional handling of equipment and supplies weighing up to 40 pounds, and moving items from one surface to another at approximately the same level, and from ground level to table height.
• Sitting, standing, and/or walking for up to eight hours per day.
• Environmental exposures include infectious disease, radiation, and blood and bodily fluids.
• Ability to wear a 5‑7 lbs lead apron for extended periods of time.

• Degree in biomedical engineering, nursing, radiology technologist, or similar.
• Neurointerventional device sales experience a plus.
• Robotic experience is a plus.
• Experience in interventional neurology, neurological surgery, and hemodynamic monitoring technology.
• Knowledge and understanding of neurovascular science.
• Thorough working knowledge of neuro-medical terminology and the medical device industry.
• Ability to coordinate/participate in numerous tasks/projects in a fast-paced environment in an organized manner while meeting deadlines.
• Moderate understanding of medical device regulatory requirements and documents, device accountability, and adverse events reporting.
• The successful candidate will preferably have experience in marketing new technologies and therapies, preferably systems that involve capital and disposable surgical/interventional equipment.