Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Boston Scientific is a medical technology company developing innovative solutions to improve patient health. The Field Clinical Engineer III supports neuromodulation clinical study centers by ensuring patient care quality, data integrity, and regulatory compliance. The role provides clinical, technical, training, troubleshooting, product development, and research support across assigned clinical sites.
Responsibilities
- Participate in the development of clinical study deliverables, including protocol design, source documentation, work instructions, patient recruitment materials and product training
- Assist with the clinical site selection process, including field technical assessments
- Support internal core teams and external clinical sites with product and protocol training, patient recruitment, device management, device programming, device troubleshooting, regulatory compliance, complaint reporting and data management
- Support internal cross-functional teams throughout the product development process, including market and functional specifications, risk management, verification and validation testing, and documentation
- Contribute to product intellectual property submissions
- Troubleshoot and resolve product issues in the field
- Provide product and technical training to internal and external customers
- Effectively communicate corporate objectives and policies to external clinical sites
- Report site activity through internal channels to support effective data collection, patient safety, regulatory compliance and product development
- Assist with writing, reviewing, submitting and presenting internally or externally generated scientific literature, including abstracts and manuscripts
- Confer regularly with physicians and clinical staff regarding protocols, products and patient-related issues
- Attend seminars and conferences and communicate relevant findings to internal stakeholders
Skills
- Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering or a related field
- Coursework or documented training in basic engineering, neurosciences, implantable device support, including implantation and programming, and human anatomy and physiology
- Minimum of 2 years' experience in a relevant technical or biomedical field, including managing relationships with physicians and participating in surgical procedures as a technical adviser
- Master's degree in biomedical engineering or a related field
- Minimum of 5 years' progressive, post-baccalaureate experience in a technical or biomedical field may substitute for a master's degree in a related field
- Ability to fulfill and maintain background and health requirements necessary to gain access to clinical study centers, including surgical procedure locations
Benefits
- Access to the latest tools, information and training
- Support in advancing skills and career progression
- Remote work arrangement
- For exempt, non-sales roles, annual bonus target and long-term incentives may be included, subject to plan eligibility and other requirements.
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