Clinical Application Specialist Overview • The Clinical Application Specialist is a remote role requiring 90% nationwide travel, supporting medical device implementations and training at healthcare facilities. • Provide clinical customer support for advanced patient monitoring systems, ensuring successful integration and user satisfaction. • Collaborate with sales and service teams to deliver tailored solutions and training programs for healthcare professionals. • Enjoy competitive compensation, including weekend stipends and clinical commitment payments based on tenure. • Participate in a structured career path with opportunities for advancement in project management, sales, and executive healthcare roles. • Maintain active nursing licensure and clinical competency to provide high-quality support and training. • Benefit from mentorship programs and exposure to hospital decision-makers through the Nurse Academy initiative. • Work remotely with flexibility to reside near a major airport for travel convenience. • Contribute to a collaborative and innovative environment within a leading medical device organization. Clinical Application Specialist Key Responsibilities & Duties • Implement the Clinical Partnership Program across the United States, territories, and Canada. • Develop and deliver customized training plans for patient monitoring systems at customer sites. • Lead implementation teams to ensure timely and satisfactory project completion. • Provide ongoing customer support in person or via telephone to address clinical needs. • Make travel arrangements adhering to company policies and submit expense reports promptly. • Stay updated on product knowledge as operations or features evolve. • Maintain clinical knowledge and active nursing licensure to ensure professional competence. • Efficiently manage time and complete assignments within established deadlines. • Submit required documentation accurately and within designated timeframes. Clinical Application Specialist Job Requirements • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is mandatory. • Minimum of 3 years of ICU nursing experience in acute care settings. • Outgoing and confident personality with strong presentation skills. • Ability to travel 90% nationwide, residing near a major airport. • Teachable and adaptable, with a desire to transition into the medical device industry. • Proficiency in managing time effectively and meeting project deadlines. • Compliance with vendor credentialing requirements, including COVID-19 vaccination. • Experience in critical care nursing, including ICU, PICU, NICU, or similar environments. • Strong desire to contribute to innovative healthcare solutions and patient outcomes.