Founded in 2013 by three UCLA graduate students, NovaSignal Corp. is a medical technology company whose mission is to save lives by unlocking the hidden power of Transcranial Doppler (TCD) blood flow data. The company’s FDA-cleared NovaGuide™ System combines non-invasive TCD ultrasound, robotics, and artificial intelligence to assess real-time cerebral blood flow. Through the use of cloud computing and data services, NovaSignal will support physicians in their clinical decision making, leading to better patient outcomes.
Summary of Position
We are currently seeking a Clinical Ultrasound Specialist who is responsible for delivering in-field product and clinical training to support end-users of NovaSignal products focusing on Clinical Research site support. This position will involve working closely with the head of the Medical Science Department along with the Medical Education and Commercial teams, to ensure support of research enrollment goals at hospital sites, successful end-user product and clinical training with a goal of overall business success and customer satisfaction.
Essential Functions
- Ability to deliver high-level detailed education and clinical product and software training to external customers on NovaSignal products
- Drive Clinical Research site enrollment through device and software training as well as assist with needs that fit the clinical study end goals
- Communicate regularly with cross-functional departments about device and software feedback along with reporting technical issues collected in the field in accordance with the company SOPs. and technical issues collected in the field and report according to company SOP’s
- Act as the point of contact for technical, clinical and product training questions on NovaSignal products
- Travel to customer sites to deliver training/education and case support to ensure end-user success and overall satisfaction with the use of NovaSignal products
- Utilize product and clinical knowledge to effectively position features and capabilities that represent solutions to customer needs
- Utilize clinical knowledge to train customers on execution of NovaSignal clinical study protocols in clinical settings
- Ability to perform TCD exams
Requirements
- B.A./B.S. Degree in ultrasonography, nursing, life sciences, or specific technical discipline
- 3+ years’ work experience in the field of Transcranial Doppler or vascular ultrasound, within a hospital/clinic setting or medical device industry providing technical / clinical support
- RVT or RVS or NVS certification desirable.
- Proven track record of technical training assignments
- Basic understanding of TCD clinical applications
- Ability to travel up to 65-70%
- Must have a valid driver’s license and active vehicle insurance policy.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
Physical Job Requirements
The physical demands described below are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable
accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- Ability to work in an environment with exposure to infectious disease and radiation
- Ability to work with healthcare professionals and understand Medical Terminology
- Understanding of good patient bedside manners
- Required to be within their assigned territory each day to be available as unscheduled needs arise
- Ability to freely move throughout the facility, use a phone, keyboard and mouse, and visually able to interact with personal computers
- Must be able to stand/sit/walk for 8 hours a day.
- Ability to lift 50 pounds up to common desk level.
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