Neuromodulation Clinical Specialist I (CPT) — Remote

Abbott; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 61,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Employer 401(k) contributions

Tuition reimbursement

FreeU education benefit

Professional development

Job summary

Abbott is seeking a Clinical Specialist I, CPT to support Neuromodulation products across the assigned U.S. territory.

The role emphasizes technical clinical expertise, patient and clinician education, and collaboration with Territory Managers to drive adoption of chronic pain therapies. Ideal candidates bring biomedical engineering background, 1–2 years clinically oriented experience, and proven ability to communicate complex data.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering or related field.
• 1-2 years' work experience in a clinical setting.
• Ability to educate clinical data in Chronic Pain Therapies.
• Strong organizational, time-management and prioritizing skills.
• Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Provides technical, clinical, and programming assistance, primarily in support of 1-2 Territory Manager(s).
• Assist Territory Managers in after-hours call support and activities.
• Integrates into all accounts, builds trust and relationships, and establishes strong rapport with customers.
• Proficient in complex programming, case support.
• Works seamlessly with Territory Manager(s) allowing them increased selling time.
• Will foster high trust relationships with customers, including the regional team members.
• Will begin to conduct PCP work and educational in services, as directed.
• Contacts, visits, and engages clients and potential clients in the Company's products and addresses any client questions and concerns.

Skills

Communication skills

Clinical data interpretation

Team collaboration

Multitasking

Relationship building

Education

Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering

Job description

Abbott is seeking a Clinical Specialist I, CPT to support Neuromodulation products across the assigned U.S. territory.

The role emphasizes technical clinical expertise, patient and clinician education, and collaboration with Territory Managers to drive adoption of chronic pain therapies. Ideal candidates bring biomedical engineering background, 1–2 years clinically oriented experience, and proven ability to communicate complex data.