Irhythmtech
Clinical Science Consultant
Remote - US
Sponsorship not specified$24k-$48kDetected 28 days ago
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About the role
- The Clinical Science Consultant is responsible for leading non-branded, evidence-based education for Primary Care Providers (PCPs) to improve early identification and diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias in the outpatient setting.
- This role focuses on advancing disease state awareness, reducing diagnostic gaps driven by comorbidity overlap, and supporting appropriate use of ambulatory cardiac monitoring (ACM) within the standard of care.
- Translate current and emerging scientific literature into actionable insights relevant to primary care practice.
Responsibilities
- Establish credibility as a clinical resource and thought partner to PCPs and care teams.
- Every day, we collaborate, create, and constantly reimagine what's possible.
Requirements
- Minimum of 8 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree
- or 6 years and a Master's degree
- or a PhD with 3 years experience
Skills
- Guide integration of risk stratification tools into clinical workflows to improve diagnostic accuracy and efficiency.
Compensation
- Estimated Pay Range
Benefits
- Curious and innovative problem solvers looking for the chance to meaningfully shape the future of cardiac health, our company, and your career
- Clinical Education & Provider Engagement
- Develop and deliver compliant, non-promotional educational programs on cardiac arrhythmias tailored to PCP audiences.
- Align education to PCP performance metrics, quality measures, and population health initiatives.
- Ambulatory Monitoring Education (Holter vs. LTCM)
Company info
- As a part of our core values, we ensure an inclusive workforce.
Equal opportunity
- Equal Opportunity Employer.
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