Technical Consultant

Description

The company develops medical technologies that diagnose, monitor and treat heart rhythm disorders, and has a workforce of about 95,000 across more than 150 countries.

The Cardiac Rhythm Management team works with electrophysiologists, cardiologists, physiologists, nurses and catheter laboratory staff to support the safe and effective use of its therapies and devices.

This field-based role covers London and the South East UK. It combines clinical expertise, technical consultation, customer education and procedural support to help drive adoption and improve patient outcomes.

As a Technical Consultant you act as the clinical and technical expert for Cardiac Rhythm Management therapies in your territory. You support procedures, run customer training, and work with sales, marketing and clinical colleagues to grow therapy adoption and customer satisfaction.

Responsibilities

• Give clinical and technical support for device implants, follow-up visits and programming in catheterisation laboratories and operating theatres.
• Run product training and education for physicians, physiologists, nurses and other healthcare professionals.
• Support customers before, during and after implantation, including troubleshooting.
• Build and keep strong relationships with key clinical stakeholders and decision-makers across the territory.
• Work with sales and marketing on product launches, therapy adoption and portfolio growth.
• Plan and prioritise customer visits, training and clinical support across the territory.
• Prepare and deliver clinical presentations, education materials and therapy training.
• Report field feedback on customer needs, market trends and competitor activity.

Requirements

• A bachelor's degree in a clinical, biomedical, healthcare or scientific subject, with experience in cardiac rhythm management.
• Experience supporting cardiac implantable electronic devices, including implant and follow-up procedures.
• Ability to work in catheterisation laboratories and operating theatres.
• A valid driving licence and the ability to travel regularly across the territory.
• Ability to commute to and support customers across London.
• Desirable: experience supporting cardiac medical devices in a clinical, technical or field-based role.
• Desirable: IBHRE and/or BHRS device accreditation.
• Desirable: experience designing or delivering clinical education or customer training.
• Desirable: knowledge of the cardiac rhythm management competitive landscape and market dynamics.
• Desirable: experience supporting new product introductions and therapy adoption initiatives.

Conditions

The role requires regular presence in hospitals, catheterisation laboratories and operating theatres.

Expect frequent travel across the assigned territory of London and the South East UK, and flexibility to support procedures and training.

The list of duties is illustrative and not exhaustive.

The final salary within the range is set using objective, job-related criteria such as relevant experience, skills and qualifications, under the company's compensation framework.

Pay range for the United Kingdom: 52,000.00 GBP to 78,000.00 GBP.

Benefits

• A competitive salary and a flexible benefits package.
• A wide range of benefits, resources and compensation plans to support you at each career and life stage.