Neurosurgery Clinical Specialist (Washington D.C.)

Symmetrio

  • Washington, DC
  • 4 days ago
  • Remote

    Highlights

    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.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationWashington, DC (
    Remote
    )

    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

    Benefits

    • Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
    • Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
    • Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)

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