Clinical Specialist - Midwest

Chase MedSearch LP; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Chase MedSearch LP is seeking a Clinical Specialist to deliver clinical and technical support to healthcare professionals in surgical environments. You will educate, train, and assist physicians, nurses, and technicians, supporting pre-operative planning, inventory readiness, and procedural execution in operating rooms.

You will partner with sales and clinical teams to drive procedural adoption, provide intraoperative support, and lead hands-on training labs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a health science-related field, business, marketing, communications, or related discipline.
• 3+ years of experience supporting surgical products, procedural training, or clinical field support.
• Strong experience supporting cases in hospital operating room environments.
• Solid clinical, scientific, and business acumen.
• Be a relationship builder who establishes trust with physicians, hospital staff, and internal teams.
• Demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset and drive outcomes in dynamic environments.
• Willing and able to travel extensively to support field activities nationwide.

Responsibilities

• Partner with sales and clinical teams to engage physicians and key stakeholders at target accounts
• Provide intraoperative procedural support and training to surgeons and operating room staff
• Coordinate internal resources to optimize customer experience and procedural success
• Develop deep expertise in implant systems, instrumentation, and surgical techniques
• Lead educational labs and hands-on training sessions as needed
• Support field activities including training, inventory management, documentation, and case logistics
• Maintain accurate product movement, inventory tracking, and field asset accountability
• Respond promptly to technical inquiries from customers and internal stakeholders
• Deliver clinical education through one-on-one sessions, in-services, workshops, and educational programs
• Assist with complaint handling, documentation, observations, and follow-up activities
• Comply with all required documentation and event reporting procedures

Skills

Relationship building

Training & education

Clinical knowledge

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in health science or related field

Job description

Location: Denver, CO | Chicago, IL | Minneapolis, MN

About the Role:

Front-line customer relationship and training position responsible for providing clinical and technical support to healthcare professionals in surgical and procedural environments. This individual will support physicians, nurses, and technicians through product education, procedural guidance, and ongoing customer support. Responsibilities include assisting with pre-operative planning, ensuring inventory readiness, and supporting procedural execution in operating room settings.

The role partners closely with commercial, marketing, and professional education teams to support customer engagement, procedural adoption, and field-based education initiatives. The Clinical Specialist will contribute field insights to support training development, customer education strategies, and overall business growth initiatives.

• Partner with sales and clinical teams to engage physicians and key stakeholders at target accounts
• Confidently address technical questions, objections, and procedural considerations using clinical knowledge and data-driven communication
• Coordinate internal resources to optimize customer experience and procedural success
• Develop deep expertise in implant systems, instrumentation, and surgical techniques
• Provide intraoperative procedural support and training to surgeons and operating room staff
• Support physician education related to procedural workflows and patient selection considerations
• Lead educational labs and hands-on training sessions as needed
• Support field activities including training, inventory management, documentation, and case logistics
• Maintain accurate product movement, inventory tracking, and field asset accountability
• Respond promptly to technical inquiries from customers and internal stakeholders
• Maintain awareness of competitive technologies and market activity
• Deliver clinical education through one-on-one sessions, in-services, workshops, and educational programs
• Provide ongoing clinical and technical support to healthcare providers and support staff
• Assist with complaint handling, documentation, observations, and follow-up activities
• Comply with all required documentation and event reporting procedures

What You Need:

• Bachelor's degree in a health science-related field, business, marketing, communications, or related discipline
• 3+ years of experience supporting surgical products, procedural training, or clinical field support
• Strong experience supporting cases in hospital operating room environments
• Solid clinical, scientific, and business acumen
• Be a relationship builder who establishes trust with physicians, hospital staff, and internal teams
• Demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset, strong clinical acumen, and the ability to drive positive outcomes in dynamic environments.
• Thrive in collaborative surgical and clinical environments
• Show initiative and a track record of achieving results in challenging situations
• Be willing and able to travel extensively to support field activities nationwide