Clinical Marketing Strategist - Emergency Medicine

Abbott; Illinois; On-site; USD 113,300 - 226,700; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development

Health coverage (HIP PPO)

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

FreeU education benefit

Diversity recognition

Job summary

Abbott in Princeton, NJ seeks a Senior Clinical Marketing Manager to translate clinical insights into commercial strategies for i-Stat solutions. You will lead global advisory activities, map emergency medicine workflows, and develop field tools to enable data-driven adoption.

The role requires deep clinical insight, ER workflow expertise, and strong collaboration with Product Marketing and Medical Affairs to shape portfolio messaging and market expansion.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, Healthcare, or related field.
• Min 5 years of marketing experience; min 2 years in healthcare industry is ideal.

Responsibilities

• Conduct global customer site visits and workflow mapping to identify adoption barriers and opportunities.
• Develop and train a clinical playbook for field teams across emergency medicine segments.
• Partner with commercial teams to provide data-driven workflow models and tools for practice adoption.
• Collaborate with Medical/Scientific Affairs and Product Marketing to translate evidence into compelling value propositions for i-Stat.
• Lead a quarterly Emergency Medicine Advisory Board to gather insights and strengthen thought leadership.
• Provide strategy to elevate Abbott’s presence in Emergency Medicine and drive KOL engagement.
• Serve as clinical and operational expert across the emergency medicine continuum.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Communication

Storytelling

Education

Bachelor’s degree (Business, Marketing, Healthcare, or related)

Job description

Abbott in Princeton, NJ seeks a Senior Clinical Marketing Manager to translate clinical insights into commercial strategies for i-Stat solutions. You will lead global advisory activities, map emergency medicine workflows, and develop field tools to enable data-driven adoption.

The role requires deep clinical insight, ER workflow expertise, and strong collaboration with Product Marketing and Medical Affairs to shape portfolio messaging and market expansion.