Associate Clinical Designer, Orthopedics
About The Position
The Associate Clinical Designer is responsible for drafting, designing, developing, and documenting patient-specific implants, surgical plans, instruments, and other projects. The role works closely with clinical coordinators, other clinical designers, surgeons, sales consultants, marketing staff, product development engineers, manufacturing, and other team members to develop product requirements and concepts. The designer interacts directly with medical professionals to understand and develop customized surgical plans and product designs, manages multiple projects to ensure on-time completion, and contributes feedback to improve customized product lines and processes. The position requires competence in at least one TruMatch customized product line and involves following applicable laws, regulations, company procedures, compliance requirements, and Health, Safety, and Environmental practices. The position is based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and is tagged as hybrid.
Requirements
- Entry-level position.
- Strong organizational skills to support all aspects of the customized product line and process.
- Excellent problem-solving, decision-making, and root-cause-analysis skills.
- Interpersonal skills that support conflict resolution in technical situations.
- Strong initiative and follow-through in executing project responsibilities, overcoming obstacles, and balancing multiple priorities.
- Demonstrated creative design ability.
- Proficiency with the MS Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Nice To Haves
- Experience in CAD design of mechanical products, including multi-component systems, preferably customized medical devices.
- Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering or Engineering Drafting and Design, or equivalent professional experience.
- Technical and/or project leadership experience.
Responsibilities
- Draft, design, develop, and document patient-specific implants, surgical plans, instruments, and other projects.
- Work with Marketing, Product Development Engineers, surgeons, manufacturing, and other team members to develop product requirements and concepts.
- Interact directly with medical professionals to understand and develop customized surgical plans and product designs.
- Manage multiple projects and ensure designs are completed on time.
- Demonstrate capability in at least one TruMatch customized product line.
- Provide feedback and input on next-generation customized product line programs and processes.
- Gather and implement process-improvement feedback to support continuous improvement of the team.
- Follow applicable laws, regulations, company procedures, and guidelines, maintaining professionalism, ethics, and compliance.
- Participate in compliance program activities as directed by a supervisor or the Chief Compliance Officer.
- Communicate business-related issues or opportunities to the next management level.
- Follow applicable Company Health, Safety, and Environmental practices and regulations.
- Perform other special projects, functions, and duties as assigned.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
