Clinical Specialist - East
- Company
- Noah Medical
- Location
- United States
- Work type
- Full Time · Remote
- Posted
- 2026-09-17
Job description
Core Responsibilities:
The Clinical Specialist is a clinical outside sales role responsible for driving product adoption, utilization, and long-term program growth within assigned accounts.
This role leads in-person case coverage as a primary commercial activity. Case coverage is not service support — it is a strategic selling activity that builds physician confidence, accelerates adoption, and expands procedural utilization.
You will:
Clinical Case Coverage & Adoption Growth (Primary Focus)
Lead live clinical case coverage across multiple hospital accounts, serving as the on-site clinical and product expert.
Exercise independent judgment and advanced product knowledge to guide HCPs in optimal device use during procedures.
Build physician trust and confidence that drives repeat utilization and expanded program growth.
Identify opportunities to increase procedural frequency, onboard new users, and expand departmental adoption.
Translate clinical interactions into actionable commercial insights for the territory team.
Reinforce best practices that improve procedural efficiency and strengthen long-term account retention.
Ensure KPI collection and accurate clinical documentation to support business performance tracking.
Account Partnership & Commercial Development
Partner closely with Sales and Marketing to support account strategy and territory growth initiatives.
Assist with product evaluations, trials, and follow-up engagement to convert interest into sustained usage.
Contribute to field training and onboarding efforts to accelerate adoption.
Develop relationships across clinical and operational stakeholders within accounts.
Drive new capital lead generation within assigned territory.
Note: This role involves highly intellectual and non-standardized work. You will apply specialized clinical knowledge acquired through formal education and comprehensive Noah training to influence procedural success and account growth.
About You
1–2 years in a clinical, healthcare, procedural, or medically adjacent environment
Bachelor’s Degree required; advanced degree preferred
Strong communication skills and ability to build credibility with healthcare professionals
High attention to detail and ability to operate independently in live procedural settings
Commercial curiosity and eagerness to develop sales acumen
Passion for supporting excellent patient care while driving program success