Field Clinical Specialist - Peripheral Vascular

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Your Role

This role sits at the heart of life‑saving vascular procedures, partnering directly with physicians and care teams to advance patient outcomes using innovative thrombectomy solutions. As a Field Clinical Specialist, you will be a trusted expert in the cath lab and hospital environment, shaping therapy adoption while representing a fast‑growing, purpose‑driven franchise. If you thrive in high‑impact clinical settings and enjoy combining education, technology, and customer partnership, this role offers meaningful visibility and growth.

What you will do

• Educate physicians and hospital staff on device handling, implantation, and troubleshooting to support safe and effective use of Inari products during live procedures.

• Plan and deliver structured training sessions and in‑service education programs within hospitals, ensuring consistent clinical messaging and best practices.

• Collaborate with Marketing and Clinical Education teams to align training materials and clinical content with franchise strategy and regulatory requirements.

• Support Account Managers by contributing clinical expertise to multidisciplinary meetings, regional expert events, and congresses under Regional Sales Manager guidance.

• Identify therapy adoption opportunities with Regional and Account Managers by assessing local clinical pathways and procedural volume.

• Communicate complex, technical information clearly in fast‑paced procedural environments to support confident clinical decision‑making.

• Provide advanced clinical support for complex field inquiries, including emergency or after‑hours cases when required.

• Document procedural case observations accurately to meet regulatory, quality, and continuous‑improvement standards.
  
  What you will need
  Required

• Minimum 3 years of clinical experience in interventional radiology, catheterization laboratory, intensive care unit, or operating room environments.

• Minimum Bachelor’s degree in a clinical, scientific, or engineering discipline.

• Demonstrated knowledge of cardiovascular anatomy, physiology, pathology, and interventional procedures.

• Fluency in spoken and written English.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications for presentations and reporting.
  
  Preferred

• Biomedical Engineering degree or equivalent.

• Prior experience in a clinical specialist or field‑based clinical support role.

• Experience supporting emergency or acute‑care cases in a procedural setting.
  
  Additional Information

• Travel: Up to 80% within the assigned territory, including occasional overnight travel.

• Work pattern: Hospital‑based, field role with scheduled night/weekend on‑call responsibilities.

• Physical requirements: Extensive standing, sitting, and speaking; light lifting up to 10 lbs.

• Environment: Dynamic, multi‑site clinical settings with regular interaction with physicians and hospital staff.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary. With us, you will receive a competitive salary package and benefits such as:

  • Car or car allowance

  • Phone

  • Laptop and full technical equipment

  • Fully covered healthcare insurance

  • RTT
     

• Recognition of your performance. At our company, outstanding individual and cross-functional team performance is rewarded. Ideas, projects, or other exceptional achievements can be submitted for various awards on a local and global level.

Please submit your CV in English

For further information on our PV products, please visit - Peripheral Vascular | Stryker