Symmetrio
Clinical Applications Specialist-Dosimetry
United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 182 days ago
Medical DevicesCommunicationPublic SpeakingAdaptability
About the role
- Symmetrio is seeking for our client, a multi-national medical device company, a Clinical Applications Specialist with a dosimetry background.
- As appropriate, share customer feedback and competitive insights with internal teams such as marketing, product management, and engineering.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate and/or lead customer and internal employee training programs.
- Deliver presentations to small and large groups at seminars, training programs, conferences, and trade shows.
- Develop and maintain complementary training materials, including quick-reference guides, workbooks, video content, and implementation resources.
- Collaborate cross-functionally to support service excellence and optimize customer relationships.
- Excellent interpersonal and relationship-building skills.
Requirements
- This position requires a thorough knowledge of treatment planning systems, OIS and clinical workflows within a hospital oncology environment.
- Ability to travel required.
Benefits
- Support the management of customer clinical expectations by delivering high-quality education and ongoing guidance.
- Support the design and delivery of onboarding and ongoing training programs for clinical applications specialists, including education related to new product releases.
- Certified Medical Dosimetrist required; additional RTT license preferred.
- Strong clinical understanding of workflows and processes within a medical and/or radiation oncology environment.
Company info
- Provide clinical applications training to customers both onsite and remotely to ensure safe, effective, and confident use of medical technology in accordance with established guidelines and best practices.
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