Field Clinical Specialist — Vascular Devices (Travel)

Stryker; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Stryker Corporation is seeking a Field Clinical Specialist for Nashville, TN, focused on Peripheral Vascular devices. The role emphasizes educating physicians, leading training sessions, and collaborating with regional teams to drive clinical adoption.

The candidate should have an associates degree in a clinical discipline, 3+ years in cath labs or similar settings, and strong cardiovascular knowledge. Travel up to 80% is required, with on-call duties as scheduled.

Qualifications

• Associates degree in nursing or related clinical discipline preferred.
• Minimum three years of experience in cath lab, nursing, or similar clinical setting.
• Strong cardiovascular science understanding and clinical acumen.
• Willingness to travel up to 80% locally and regionally; nights/weekends on call as scheduled.
• Ability to communicate complex information clearly in fast-paced procedures.

Responsibilities

• Educate physicians on device handling, implantation and troubleshooting for Inari products.
• Lead or facilitate training sessions and in-service education in hospital settings.
• Identify therapy adoption opportunities with Regional and Account Managers.
• Communicate technical information effectively during procedures.
• Serve as clinical interface between medical community and the Company.
• Provide education and clinical support for complex field inquiries as needed.
• Collaborate with product teams to feedback device features and development needs.
• Document procedural observations for regulatory and improvement purposes.

Skills

Cath lab experience

Clinical education

Communication skills

Travel readiness

Education

Associates degree in nursing or related clinical discipline

Tools

Microsoft Office

Presentation skills

Job description

Stryker Corporation is seeking a Field Clinical Specialist for Nashville, TN, focused on Peripheral Vascular devices. The role emphasizes educating physicians, leading training sessions, and collaborating with regional teams to drive clinical adoption.

The candidate should have an associates degree in a clinical discipline, 3+ years in cath labs or similar settings, and strong cardiovascular knowledge. Travel up to 80% is required, with on-call duties as scheduled.