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Clinical Specialist II - Tucson, AZ

Tucson US-AZ, United States | N/A💼 Full-time🗓 2026-06-26 → 2026-07-25

Core

Partner with healthcare professionals to support spinal cord stimulator implant procedures, provide technical expertise, and ensure optimal therapy outcomes for chronic pain patients.

Role type

Clinical Specialist (Neuromodulation)

Builds

Spinal cord stimulation therapy solutions

Domain

Medical devices / Pain management

Deliverable

physical/clinical work

Required skills

Intraoperative guidance, device programming, troubleshooting, patient follow-up care, clinical education, surgical case participation, community awareness initiatives

Preferred skills

None stated

Technologies

Spinal cord stimulators, neuromodulation devices

Responsibilities

Provide expert clinical support through programming, troubleshooting, and intraoperative guidance for spinal cord stimulation procedures; Deliver patient follow-up care to ensure optimal therapy performance; Partner with sales and healthcare professionals to drive therapy adoption; Educate customers on product merits and clinical usage through presentations and demonstrations; Lead educational initiatives for healthcare professionals on product technology and therapy options; Work closely with physicians and hospital staff to deliver tailored education on clinical benefits; Engage clients through training sessions and workshops to support therapy outcomes; Serve as a resource for customers on innovations and evidence-based therapies; Actively participate in surgical cases providing hands-on support; Take an integral role in monitoring therapy progress and collaborating with healthcare teams; Leverage resources to identify potential patients and referral sources; Participate in community awareness initiatives to increase patient volume; Develop relationships with hospital and surgery center personnel.

Seniority

Mid-level, hands-on clinical role

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