Clinical Support Specialist/Sales Associate - Orthopaedics

Job Type: Perm

Town/City: North West - North Manchester region

County: North Thames

Categories: Nurse Advisor/Clinical Specialist

Location: North West - North Manchester region

Product: Orthopaedic Extremities - hand, foot, wrist, ankle

Who you’ll be working for:

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing orthopaedic distribution company which has seen extremely strong performance since its inception. The role is an opportunity to support a diverse portfolio of medical devices and offers a great prospect to enter the commercial medical device market.

What you’ll enjoy:

You will be joining a relatively small company with a fairly flat management structure, so decisions get made very quickly. The team is very interactive, and you are able to speak to management easily in a non-hierarchical environment.
They are always adding new and innovative products to the portfolio and compete against the top foot and ankle suppliers in the market.
Their product focus is elective orthopaedic work mainly, so there is very little trauma on-call element to this role.

What you’ll be doing:

You will work closely with the area manager and help drive the business by supporting orthopaedic cases in the operating theatre and building relationships with key clients, such as orthopaedic surgeons, nurses, and theatre staff in hospitals.
You will also help organise conferences for consultants and other medical staff as well as attending key exhibitions around the UK.

Here’s what you need:

You will come from a clinical or graduate background.
Previous orthopaedic industry experience is advantageous, so you may be an orthopaedic scrub nurse or ODP wishing to expand your experience.
If you have experience as a clinical support specialist within orthopaedics, this would also be beneficial.

Bonus: £4,000 - £5,000 annual bonus, based on KPIs (e.g. customer feedback)

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