Robotics Launch Specialist — White-Glove OR Deployments

Distalmotion SA; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401K

Job summary

Distalmotion SA seeks an experienced Dexter Robotics Launch Specialist to drive successful adoption of the Dexter robotic system at new sites across the United States.

You will provide hands-on clinical and operational support during installations, accelerate first cases, and train surgeons and OR staff to ensure high-quality outcomes during early adoption. Travel 75–80% nationwide is required.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2–3 years of operating room experience in hospital or ambulatory surgery center settings.
• Hands-on experience supporting robotic-assisted surgery in the OR is required.
• Experience with da Vinci robotic surgery and Intuitive Surgical training or equivalent case volume.
• Clinical knowledge in surgical specialties such as General Surgery and Gynecology preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct intraoperative and perioperative clinical support during Dexter robotic system launches, including setup, docking, instrumentation, sterile field management, troubleshooting, and initial cases.
• Train surgeons, nurses, and OR staff to accelerate proficiency and safe use of the Dexter system.
• Develop competency and readiness of surgeons and OR teams to ensure proficient usage of the Dexter system.
• Maintain expert knowledge of the system, workflows, and OR best practices while communicating clinical benefits of robotic-assisted surgery.
• Deliver a premium, white-glove launch experience and support nationwide travel for new installations.

Skills

Operating room experience

Robotic-assisted surgery

Intuitive training

General Surgery

Gynecology

Education

Registered Nurse

Certified Surgical Technologist (CST)

Tools

da Vinci robotic system

Job description

Distalmotion SA seeks an experienced Dexter Robotics Launch Specialist to drive successful adoption of the Dexter robotic system at new sites across the United States.

You will provide hands-on clinical and operational support during installations, accelerate first cases, and train surgeons and OR staff to ensure high-quality outcomes during early adoption. Travel 75–80% nationwide is required.