Senior TAVR Therapy Development Specialist

Medtronic plc; California; Presencial; USD 128.000 - 140.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Medtronic plc in California seeks a Senior CoreValve Therapy Development Specialist to drive clinical and technical support for TAVR procedures. You will collaborate with implanting teams across CBT and CVG to advance safe adoption, training, and program growth in the assigned territory.

The role requires traveling up to 80% of the time, educating physicians and hospital staff, and maintaining high standards of service. Strong clinical knowledge and communication skills are essential.

Formación

• High School Diploma or equivalent with 8+ years of experience, or an Associate’s degree with 6+ years, or a Bachelor's degree with 4+ years in sales, clinical, or related roles within medical devices.
• Bachelor’s degree in business or science is preferred.
• Experience with communicating product advantages to physicians and hospital administration, and teaching medical personnel.

Responsabilidades

• Deliver clinical and technical leadership for TAVR procedures, including case planning and procedural support.
• Provide CT reconstruction, imaging analysis, and expertise across modalities to optimize patient outcomes.
• Partner with therapy consultants and cross-functional teams to execute territory business plans.
• Build strong relationships with physicians and healthcare teams, delivering exceptional customer support.
• Manage inventory, vendor credentialing, product complaint reporting, and onboarding of new staff.

Conocimientos

Clinical leadership

Customer relationship management

Travel readiness

Educación

Bachelor's Degree

Associate's Degree

High School Diploma

Descripción del empleo

Medtronic plc in California seeks a Senior CoreValve Therapy Development Specialist to drive clinical and technical support for TAVR procedures. You will collaborate with implanting teams across CBT and CVG to advance safe adoption, training, and program growth in the assigned territory.

The role requires traveling up to 80% of the time, educating physicians and hospital staff, and maintaining high standards of service. Strong clinical knowledge and communication skills are essential.