What's in it for you?
Opportunities are available in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
Unique opportunity to work in a casual clinical support role - ideal for someone in between roles, looking to break into MedTech or get experience in a new clinical area
Work in “sprints” and work around other career, family or study obligations
The Company Our client is a well-regarded international manufacturer of niche products within the areas of interventional cardiology, radiology and oncology.
They have recently launched an innovative new product that requires clinical support through the trial period to ensure adherence to the IFUs and outstanding patient outcomes.
This is a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure to a global organisation and work with a new, innovative product.
The Role
This casual contract will be working closely with the local sales team and their customers to drive adoption of a recently launched product.
You’ll be providing clinical support in the Catheterisation Lab and other areas of the hospital to support the product roll-out and increase adoption.
Your day will include
Supporting product trials & evaluations
Providing clinical support and acting as a product “expert”
Building robust relationships with clinicians and key stakeholders
Maintaining accurate records and reporting on processes and outcomes
About You: You’re clinically-focused and have experience in the Cath Lab or other clinical areas of the hospital such as the Operating Theatre.
You’ll bring
Experience in nursing, clinical support or other support function (such as Neuromonitoring or Radiology)
Strong communication and presentation skills
Flexibility in your availability to work through busy trial periods
This is a fantastic chance to work with a unique product and get experience in a flexible clinical support role. Get in touch to learn more!
📌 Casual Clinical Support Specialist Vascular Sydney
🏢 Onemd
📍 Sydney
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