Clinical Research Engineer
United States
Full Time
Medical Device | Engineering
Experienced
Position Summary:
The Clinical Research Engineer is responsible for:
- Gaining an in-depth knowledge of the Company's FDA-approved and investigational or research products, as well as associated clinical procedures
- Serving as the subject matter expert on the device and procedures during IDE studies and research projects
- Supporting training of employees (e.g. Clinical Specialists) and customers approved, as well as IDE and research products and studies.
Major Responsibilities:
Product Knowledge and Training:
- Gaining an in-depth knowledge of the Company's FDA-approved and investigational/research products, as well as associated clinical procedures
- Support the development of training and other support materials for FDA-approved and investigational/research devices and procedures
- Train investigational/research centers, Clinical Specialists, and other personnel on investigational/research devices and procedures
- Attend cases with investigational/research devices as a technical and clinical resource for the staff at the investigational/research center
- Interface with Development and Engineering in order to obtain answers to technical questions
- Provide clinical and technical feedback on FDA-approved and investigational/research devices to Development and Engineering
Clinical Studies:
- Serve as a resource to investigational/research centers, as well as personnel, regarding investigational/research devices and clinical study protocols
- Support the development of clinical study protocols
- Support sound and thorough data collection to ensure data analysis in accordance with the protocol
- Develop training and other support materials for clinical protocols, study procedures, data collection and review
- Assist in the development and implementation of a study-specific database for clinical studies
- Assist Clinical Research Associates with review of study data
- Support writing and review of clinical study reports and the clinical portion of FDA submissions
- Identify and report study protocol challenges and compliance issues to clinical management
Management support:
- Support the Company in maintaining current and developing professional relationships with investigators and investigational/research sites
- Serve as a resource to clinical management for departmental decisions related to continuing quality improvement of processes and procedures
- Other duties as assigned by VP, of Clinical Affairs & Training
Skills and Experience:
- Demonstrate aptitude in and knowledge of relevant therapeutic areas and ability to learn and integrate new/different therapeutic areas
- Experience in a clinical setting and clinical studies is beneficial
- Knowledge of project management tools and practices
- Proven ability to work in a matrix organization
- Ability to work independently and as a part of a team
- Have an analytic approach to problem-solving
- Excellent presentation and computer skills
- Strong communicator, capable of effectively presenting ideas and concepts
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
Qualifications:
- A certified Clinical Perfusionist degree is strongly preferred
- Other possible degrees: Bachelor’s degree in another health profession, science, or engineering field with a strong technical and clinical background. Master's degree preferred.
- Experience with perfusion devices and management of patients or donor organs is a must
- Previous experience in the medical device industry with a preference for transplant and perfusion devices is desired
- Computer literate and familiar with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Be able to travel regularly within North America as required
- Right to work in the USA.
- Have a full driver’s license
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