Clinical Application Specialist

National Register USA; Illinois; Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary plus bonus

401K matching plan

All expenses paid

Job summary

A healthcare training organization based in the United States is seeking a Clinical Nursing Specialist to educate nursing staff on a new patented product line. The role involves onsite training in critical care units and emergency rooms to ensure safe and effective practices. Candidates should have a minimum of five years of hospital nursing experience, with ICU or NICU experience preferred. This position offers salary plus bonus and includes career advancement opportunities.

Qualifications

• At least five years of hospital nursing experience required.
• ICU and NICU experience are a plus.
• Availability for weekly travel within the US.

Responsibilities

• Train and educate nursing staff on new patented product line.
• Conduct training onsite in critical care units and ER.
• Help eliminate risks in hospital practices with new products.
• Highlight patient safety benefits and proper product usage.
• Track progress and share best practices with sales and clinical teams.

Skills

Hospital nursing experience

ICU experience

NICU experience

Training and educating nursing staff

Job description

Clinical Nursing, Equipment Training and Education

COMPENSATION: Salary plus bonus.

• All expenses paid, and lots of extras including an aggressive 401K matching plan

Qualifications

TO QUALIFY: You must have at least five years of hospital nursing experience. ICU, NICU experience a plus. You must be available for weekly travel within the US.

Responsibilities

• A very exciting opportunity with a manufacturer who has brought to market a patented product line that is rapidly adding new hospital clients across the US.
• This is not a sales role, rather training and educating the nursing staff that will use this product line.
• Our client is a well-established manufacturer that has seen the errors and risks of a common practice used in hospitals. Until these products came to market, the hospitals have used "work around" procedures that have put patients at risk, caused unnecessary patient discomfort and complications, and have cost hospitals with compliance fines. This company brought to market a product line that eliminates those risks.
• Once a hospital account has taken delivery of these products, your role is to go on site and conduct the training via bedside with nurses in the various critical care units and the ER.
• Defined career track! Three Clinical Application Specialists have been promoted at this company in the last year.