Role Description
The Clinical Applications Specialist at ScottCare is the go-to expert for product installations, customer training, and technical support. This role works directly with clinical teams, ensuring seamless onboarding, effective system set-up, optimal product usage, and confident day-to-day use of ScottCare solutions. This role is a hands‑on blend of fieldwork, technical execution, and customer engagement—partnering closely with sales, service, and technical teams to deliver reliable, compliant systems and a high‑quality customer experience.
If you enjoy solving problems, supporting healthcare professionals, and traveling to customer sites, this role offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on patient care and clinical operations.
Key Responsibilities
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System Installation and Configuration:
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Deliver on-site installations of ScottCare cardiac monitoring systems in hospitals and clinics.
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Provide comprehensive training for clinical end-users to ensure confidence and competence in product use.
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Pre-stage, configure, and validate products for installations and ensure clinical readiness in live environments.
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Partner with hospital IT teams to coordinate and ensure network and clinical readiness for product installation.
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Clinical Training and Customer Enablement:
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Provide structured training for all users on all levels on effective product use.
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Adjust training content for site-specific needs, clinical, technical, or administrative users.
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Reinforce proper and optimal product usage for clinical users based on clinical needs.
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Support & Troubleshoot:
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Offer remote and in-person technical support, addressing equipment or operational issues with urgency and professionalism.
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Perform basic system repairs, educate customers on proper use and maintenance.
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Provide post-installation support remotely and on-site.
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Ongoing Support & Cross-Functional Collaboration:
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Collaborate and support Sales, Customer Service, Engineering, QA/RA, and Product teams to:
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Support complex installs and upgrades.
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Offer technical and clinical insight during pre-sales calls or product demonstrations.
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Identify product, workflow, or install standard improvements.
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Contribute feedback from the field.
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Proactively communicate installation status, updates, and resolutions to customers.
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Document and escalate complaints in compliance with FDA regulatory guidelines.
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Contribute to training program development and product improvement initiatives.
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Support service projects, including software updates, tower installations, and customizations, when not in the field.
Qualifications
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Education:
Bachelor’s degree required — preferred majors include Biomedical Engineering, Exercise Physiology, or Computer Science.
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Experience:
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2+ years in Field Technical Support or Sales.
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2+ years in Cardiac Rhythm Management (clinical or technical).
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Demonstrated track record of clinical support or sales success.
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Key Competencies:
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Clinical Expertise – Strong foundation in cardiac monitoring, rhythm management, or biomedical systems.
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Customer Centricity - Committed to providing a positive customer experience from install to post-support.
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Technical Proficiency - Comfort with medical software, device troubleshooting, and Microsoft Office Suite.
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Communication - Excellent verbal and written communication skills tailored to various audiences.
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Problem Solving - Ability to assess issues quickly and propose effective, sustainable solutions.
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Adaptability - Thrives in a fast-paced, evolving work environment with shifting priorities.
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Team Collaboration - Works cross-functionally with sales, service, and engineering teams.
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Independence - Highly self-directed with excellent time management and accountability.
Work Environment & Travel
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Primary Coverage Area: (OH, WV, PA, KY, IN, MI, MN, IL and WI).
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Must be open to extensive overnight travel (75-80%).
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Work settings include hospital/clinical environments and remote support from the home office.
Benefits
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A comprehensive Total benefits package including Medical, dental, FSA, HSA, 401 K match and a host of voluntary and company paid benefits.
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The Opportunity to work at the intersection of clinical care and innovation.
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A supportive, collaborative team with growth opportunities.
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A Meaningful travel supporting health systems across North America.