Clinical Support Specialist - Surgical Solutions

Location: Oxford (with frequent travel to hospitals)
Rate: £26.46 per hour
Contract: 6-12 months (ASAP start)
Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Clinical Support Specialist to join our Infection Prevention & Surgical Solutions team. This is an exciting opportunity to work closely with clinical teams across acute hospital settings, supporting both existing and new customers while playing a key role in Normothermia Assessment projects within key accounts.

This position offers a dynamic blend of clinical support, education delivery, and customer engagement, working collaboratively with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality clinical and product-based training.

Key Responsibilities

Support Normothermia Assessment projects, including clinical data collection and analysis in hospital settings
Deliver clinical education and product training to theatre-based teams and wider hospital staff
Provide education during and after product trials and evaluations
Work collaboratively with
National Sales Manager (NSM)
Regional Sales Managers (RSMs)
Territory Business Managers (TBMs)
Medical Education and Marketing teams
Deliver bedside and theatre-based training within acute care environments
Build strong relationships with healthcare professionals (HCPs) to support product adoption
Respond to and investigate customer queries relating to clinical use of products
Contribute to clinical and educational strategies across the business

About You

Essential Requirements:

Registered healthcare professional (Nurse, ODP, or similar)
Current operating theatre experience in an acute setting
3-5 years' theatre experience, including surgical and anaesthetic care
Experience delivering education, training, or seminars
Enhanced DBS (mandatory)
Valid UK driving licence
Strong IT skills (Excel, PowerPoint, Microsoft Teams)

Key Skills:

Ability to train and educate clinical teams effectively
Strong clinical knowledge and competence
Excellent communication and organisational skills

Desirable:

Previous industry experience in medical devices or clinical support

Working Environment

Field-based role with regular travel to hospital sites
Early starts may be required for theatre access
Part of a national team of approximately 30 professionals
Combination of on-site clinical work and remote planning

Why Apply?

Opportunity to work on impactful clinical improvement projects
Collaborate with innovative teams across clinical, sales, and education functions
Gain exposure to cutting-edge surgical solutions and technologies
Make a tangible difference to patient outcomes and clinical practice

Recruitment Process

Two-stage interview process:
Initial Teams interview
Final face-to-face interviewIf you are a motivated clinical professional with a passion for education and improving patient care, we would love to hear from you.

Apply now to be considered for this exciting opportunity.

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