RN Biosurgery Clinical Educator-Charlotte, NC

IQVIA•Parsippany, NC

21h•$100,000 - $130,000•Remote

About The Position

The Biosurgery Clinical Specialist provides clinical assessments on adjunctive hemostat device needs, risks, recommendations and implementation recommendations to customers (primarily nurses, educators, risk managers, surgeons and techs). This role plays an integral part in gathering key insights on utilization, techniques, applications based by specialty or service lines, capturing documenting and sharing these insights with the US Marketing team and partnering with local sales team to work collaboratively with sales management and the sales representative to gain appropriate access into aligned pilot accounts. Pivotal to the success of the candidate will be his/her ability to develop effective working relationships with the customers in the assigned territory. The incumbent must be able to work autonomously, be knowledgeable in adjunctive hemostats and confidently interact with clinical personnel and management.

Requirements

4 year Bachelor's degree required (degree in nursing, business or related field is preferred.)
Valid RN license in state of residency required
A minimum of 5 years clinical experience required
A minimum of 3 years OR experience required
Strong group presentation skills and experience in presenting clinical education and/or surgical leadership/management.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Assertive, ability to work independently and uncover opportunities
Ability to plan and deliver formal presentations (large and small groups)
Excellent written and verbal communication and organizational planning skills, including time and territory management and structured thinking in clinical procedure settings.
Familiarity with AORN Surgical Smoke Safety Guidelines
Strong MS Office, Word, Excel skills
Must have the ability to work both as a partner with sales, marketing and commercial teammates and autonomously in the field, as needed.
The ability to display decisiveness and an understanding of business acumen in clinical situations is required.
Must have the ability to work collaboratively with other Ethicon team members to ensure open communication of ideas and techniques.
Must be highly organized and self-directed.
Candidates must have a valid driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Specialty CNOR certification or related specialty is preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete training on adjunctive hemostat devices and products to be proficient in product utilization and demonstration.
Demonstrate mastery of all clinical information related to product application and the IFU; must be able to use this mastery to help drive and convert business by upgrading to more advanced brands.
Develop strong, working relationships with surgical leadership and clinicians while providing adjunctive hemostat recommendations and bleeding risk assessments.
Educate OR nurses, techs and physicians on the proper techniques to effectively capture real-world utilization data by specialty/service lines.
Conduct pilot account assessments, develop Analysis and present recommendations to management.
Educate and inform end-users of clinical effectiveness of adjunctive hemostat products and technical aspects of Ethicon’s products.
Present adjunctive hemostat recommendations and assist with implementation.
Participate in adjunctive hemostat product evaluations as necessary within the aligned Pilot accounts.
Assist field sales in collection of product utilization and performance data to support team business case.
Present adjunctive hemostat continuing education programs to clinical and leadership groups within aligned accounts.
Communicate educational content and distribute materials and programs.
Assist US Marketing in identifying Key Opinion Leaders, upgrade opportunities and provide presentations of clinical data outcomes to end-users.
Participate in key society meetings as appropriate.