Senior Clinical Scientist — Robotics Medical Tech Innovator

Philips; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 149,000 - 237,000; Full time

Job summary

Philips is seeking a Senior Clinical Scientist in Cambridge, MA to advance robotic-assisted interventions. You will lead clinical collaborations, manage key opinion leaders, and translate clinician insights into concrete product development activities.

This role requires deep knowledge of cath lab workflows and multidisciplinary teamwork, with up to 20% travel. You will work within BRITE and report to the Director of Clinical Innovation, shaping evidence-generation programs across studies and

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in Clinical Research or Clinical Science with a bachelor's.
• Experience with Key Opinion Leader management and clinical studies in regulated healthcare.
• Background in cath lab procedures or image-guided therapy is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and expand relationships with key opinion leader physicians, organizing visits and demonstrations.
• Serve as the clinical expert translating clinician insights for product development and training internal teams.
• Lead clinical collaborations and studies (usability, phantom, animal, clinical) with partners.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure clinical feedback informs design and validation.

Skills

KOL management

physician demonstrations

clinical training

clinical workflow analysis

regulatory submissions

multidisciplinary teamwork

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Clinical Research or related field

PhD preferred

Job description

Philips is seeking a Senior Clinical Scientist in Cambridge, MA to advance robotic-assisted interventions. You will lead clinical collaborations, manage key opinion leaders, and translate clinician insights into concrete product development activities.

This role requires deep knowledge of cath lab workflows and multidisciplinary teamwork, with up to 20% travel. You will work within BRITE and report to the Director of Clinical Innovation, shaping evidence-generation programs across studies and