Clinical background in neurosurgery or radiation oncology preferred
Experience supporting cases in hospital OR environments
Strong communication and presentation skills
Experience working with surgeons
Must reside in or near Washington, DC
Willingness to travel extensively across multiple states
Responsibilities
Provide hands-on clinical support during procedures for optimal outcomes
Train physicians, nurses, and hospital staff on product usage
Partner with sales leadership to drive account growth and product adoption
Assist with onboarding new accounts for smooth implementation
Support lead generation and re-engagement of inactive accounts
Coordinate regional educational programs and clinical workshops
Build relationships with key stakeholders to drive utilization and advocacy
Benefits
Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
Full Job Description
Symmetrio is seeking a Clinical Specialist to support a rapidly growing, innovative medical technology platform used in neurosurgical and oncology procedures. This individual will play a key role in supporting clinical cases, driving product adoption, and partnering closely with the commercial team to expand utilization across assigned regions.
This is a highly visible, field-based role that blends clinical expertise with customer-facing responsibilities, including physician education, account support, and participation in regional growth initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
Provide hands-on clinical support during procedures, ensuring proper product use and optimal outcomes
Train physicians, nurses, and hospital staff on product usage through in-services and ongoing education
Partner with sales leadership and territory teams to support account growth and product adoption strategies
Assist with onboarding new accounts and ensuring a smooth implementation process
Support lead generation efforts, including re-engagement of inactive accounts and participation in customer meetings
Coordinate and support regional educational programs such as peer-to-peer events, dinners, and clinical workshops
Build strong relationships with key stakeholders to drive long-term utilization and advocacy
Compensation
$100,000.00 base/up to $20,000.00 bonus
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Clinical background in neurosurgery or radiation oncology preferred
Experience supporting cases in hospital OR environments
Strong communication and presentation skills with the ability to educate clinical audiences
Experience working with surgeons
Must be based in or near Washington, DC
Willingness to travel extensively in a multi-state territory
