Role Description
The Field Vascular Intervention Specialist is a position that provides field support for clinical studies involving both peripheral vascular and coronary products, including product-specific and clinical protocol training, data collection, and study device implant participation. The incumbent will support efforts to promote medical acceptance of vascular intervention products and serve as a field technical expert on the study device.
Principal Responsibilities
-
Establish and maintain clinical trial sites for interventional cardiology studies (coronary and peripheral).
-
Train site personnel and investigators on study devices and clinical protocols.
-
Provide technical and clinical support during device implants and follow-ups.
-
Serve as a resource for site coordinators, investigators, and field personnel.
-
Ensure accurate and complete data collection in compliance with study protocols.
-
Assist in timely data collection and submission to meet protocol requirements.
-
Develop and maintain professional relationships with investigators and sites.
-
Identify, escalate, and resolve logistical and operational issues during study execution.
-
Report and address serious protocol compliance issues.
-
Support onboarding and training of newly hired specialists, as needed.
-
Support quality improvement initiatives.
-
Contribute to process and procedure enhancements under the direction of clinical management.
Qualifications
-
Bachelorβs degree in a health, science, or engineering field preferred. Candidates with an Associate degree may be considered with 3+ years of directly relevant experience.
-
Minimum of three yearsβ experience supporting clinical studies on behalf of industry in the field of vascular intervention, preferably peripheral or cardiac stents.
-
Minimum of three yearsβ clinical experience in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab is required.
Requirements
-
Experience with one or more phases of clinical studies (start-up, management, closure), either with Teleflex or another company.
-
Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently.
-
Strong working knowledge and understanding of FDA, ICH, and GCP regulations governing clinical trials, standard regulatory and clinical practices, and current regulatory issues related to clinical research.
-
Additional experience in clinical settings, biostatistics, IDE clinical studies, or medical device product support.
-
Demonstrate aptitude in and knowledge of relevant therapeutic areas and ability to learn and integrate new/different therapeutic areas.
-
Ability to work independently and as a part of a team.
-
Excellent communication, presentation, interpersonal, and computer skills.
-
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Benefits
-
Medical, prescription drug, dental and vision insurance.
-
Flexible spending accounts.
-
Participation in 401(k) savings plan.
-
Various paid time off benefits, such as PTO, short- and long-term disability, and parental leave.