The Clinical Applications Specialist will support MRgFUS neurosurgical programs, train clinical personnel, analyze treatment results, and enhance product specifications while traveling extensively across multiple countries.
Description
Location: Central Europe (Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway or Finland)
What you will be doing:
- Support MRgFUS neurosurgical clinical programs in Exablate centers, including training, communicating and guide to a high standard a broad level of clinical personnel in the actions and functions of the Neuro Exablate system.
- Participate in treatments of clinical brain indications, demonstrating expertise in all aspects of the technology.
- Review and analyze treatment results, development of updates for treatment techniques, and quality assurance methods.
- Support techno-clinical and scientific activities and assist with defining specifications for new generations of existing products and new indications.
- Work within a cross-functional regional pole with INSIGHTEC account, business and service employees to optimise the lifecycle of Exablate Centers.
- Domestic and international traveling of at least 60% of the time. Periodically required to work weekends and nights and may be required to engage in overnight travel.
- Work according to Insightec Quality Policy, relevant Quality Procedures & Standards, and privacy & safety rules.
- Perform other related activities, as assigned.
Requirements
What you have:
- Bachelor of Science equivalent or higher in a biomedical science, biomedical imaging field, biomedical engineering, neuroscience.
- Ability to work autonomously and professionally in a remote office setting as well as in a hospital setting.
- Ability to perform well under pressure.
- Ability to lecture in front of large audience.
- Full proficiency of the English language, with the ability to express themselves well to customers and colleagues both speaking and in written form and to teach in English.
- Fast learner and creative thinker; able to find optimal techno clinical solutions to first-time-seen problems.
- Ability to work scientific costumers, clinical personnel and with other company employees in an international environment.
- Committed to address customer needs and achieve company/team goals and deadlines.
- Previous experience in similar role
- Familiarity with MR imaging, Neuroanatomy, Neurosurgery and/or Movement Disorders
- Working proficiency in two additional European languages. Preferred languages: German, Dutch, Spanish Italian, French.
- Living in proximity to a major European Airport in Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway or Finland
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