Sales Engineer – ClinicalKey

Do you want to be the technical expert behind our flagship Clinical Decision Support platform? Do you have a passion to improve outcomes for every patient?

Clinical Solutions is the part of Elsevier Health that delivers evidence-based clinical decision support, drug information, and care guidance for hospitals, health systems, and individual clinicians. Our portfolio (including Clinical Key, Elsevier Drug Information, Clinical Skills, Clinical Path and many others) is designed to sit inside existing clinical workflows and electronic health records and support decision making. Our products are underpinned by Elsevier's peer-reviewed medical content and a formal editorial governance process, so recommendations are current, sourced, and trustworthy.

It is a strategically significant part of Elsevier with a clear remit: make trusted clinical evidence usable at the point of care. Join us!

Clinical Key surfaces evidence-based clinical answers in the electronic health record (EHR), grounded in evidence and with the context of the patient in front of the clinician. It is a sophisticated sale that spans clinical leadership, informatics, IT, security and AI governance. Our professional sales organization needs a technical partner they can bring into a deal and be joined at the hip to help our customers succeed.

As Sales Engineer, you will be that partner. You will own the technical narrative for how Clinical Key integrates with the customer’s EHR, guide customers and their IT organizations through integration, security and AI review, and remove the technical barriers that stand between a strong clinical case and a signed agreement. You will work alongside Clinical Key sellers across the North American market, and serve as the connective tissue between the field and our Product and Technology teams.

• Deal Support:
  Serve as the on-demand technical partner to Clinical Key sellers. Join discovery calls, demonstrations and technical deep dives on request, and act as the single point of escalation for integration questions during an active sales cycle.
• Technical Discovery:
  Qualify Patient Context fit early by assessing the customer’s environment: EHR vendor and version, FHIR API availability and release, SMART on FHIR launch support, single sign-on model, and which patient data elements are exposed.
• Solution Demonstration:
  Deliver and tailor technical demonstrations that show Clinical Key and Patient Context inside the customer’s clinical workflow, rather than a generic product tour.
• Integration Expertise:
  Own the technical narrative for how the integration works – SMART on FHIR launch, patient context passing, OAuth 2.0 authorization, the FHIR resources consumed, and how retrieved content is grounded in the patient record.
• Security and Compliance Review:
  Lead responses to customer security, privacy and compliance review, including data flow, PHI handling and retention, HIPAA and BAA questions, and third-party risk documentation, coordinating with Information Security and Legal as needed.
• AI Governance:
  Represent the solution in AI governance and clinical informatics committee reviews, explaining model behavior, evidence sourcing, citation provenance and safeguards in terms that clinical and technical review boards will accept.
• Scoping and Feasibility:
  Scope integration effort and prerequisites – customer IT resources, interface team involvement, environment access and vendor certification requirements – and set realistic expectations before commitments are made.
• Pilots and Proofs of Concept:
  Design and run technical pilots, including success criteria, environment set-up and validation that the integration performs as expected in the customer’s…