FieldClinicalEngineer

## Accountabilities Provide on-site clinical and technical support during complex interventional cardiology procedures, serving as a key resource for physicians, cath lab teams, and investigational sites. Deliver expert guidance on device usage, procedural workflows, troubleshooting, and best practices to support successful clinical outcomes. Lead physician, investigator, and clinical staff training programs to ensure readiness and effective adoption of new technologies. Build and maintain strong relationships with physicians, investigators, nurses, and hospital teams, acting as a trusted clinical partner. Support the execution of clinical studies through site engagement, enrollment support, procedural assistance, and clinical data collection activities. Assist with site initiation visits, physician onboarding, and study-related educational programs. Collaborate closely with clinical, engineering, and product teams to communicate physician feedback, procedural insights, and opportunities for product enhancement. Contribute to the successful implementation of investigational technologies while ensuring alignment with study protocols and regulatory requirements. Travel extensively to clinical sites across the United States to support procedures, training sessions, and study activities. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Life Sciences, Cardiovascular Technology, Nursing, or a related clinical or technical discipline, or equivalent relevant experience. Minimum of 5 years of cardiac catheterization laboratory experience supporting regulated clinical studies within the medical device industry. Experience supporting complex interventional cardiology procedures in a clinical environment. Strong knowledge of cardiovascular catheter-based technologies, invasive imaging systems, structural heart procedures, or advanced interventional therapies. Experience supporting Class III cardiovascular medical devices, investigational studies, IDE trials, or pre-app