Surgical Specialist - Georgia and Illinois

Assist with surgical training and support for clinical investigative sites, customers, and internal teams. Contribute to high‑quality surgical training and outcomes for pre‑market devices under study protocols by supporting training processes, materials, and on‑site activities. May provide support for commercial product surgical training.

• Provide logistical and hands‑on support during surgical training sessions under the direction of senior trainers.
• Assist with on‑site surgical support for study surgeons during implantation and use of investigational products.
• Help set up and prepare for didactic, dry lab, wet lab, and in‑human surgical training sessions.
• Record observations and report surgeon progress to senior team members; do not make competency determinations.
• Maintain accurate documentation of training activities as instructed.
• Coordinate with Clinical Research to confirm product availability for study cases.
• Support adherence to surgical and randomization processes by following senior staff guidance.
• Assist in operating room activities as directed, including reporting potential adverse events to senior staff.
• Maintain necessary accreditations and qualifications for operating room access.
• Provide support for commercial product training as assigned.
• Communicate effectively with site staff and internal teams.

• Assist senior trainers in conducting didactic, dry lab, and wet lab sessions for internal stakeholders.
• Help prepare training materials and share updates provided by senior trainers.

• Collaborate with internal teams to provide assistance on surgical aspects of products as directed.
• Support early‑stage product development activities by assisting senior staff during surgical training needs.
• Provide remote assistance for RBMs, CRMs, and surgeons as needed, escalating all complex issues.

• Collect feedback from surgeons and communicate observations to senior team members.
• Assist in maintaining and organizing training materials.

• 3‑5 years of relevant industry experience.
• Possess fundamental knowledge of operating room environment, sterile technique, and decorum.
• Ability to communicate effectively with surgeons and OR staff.
• Experienced with medical terminology; ophthalmology experience a plus.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work collaboratively and follow instructions.
• Demonstrates integrity, responsibility, and professionalism.
• Bachelor's Degree in biological science, nursing or other health‑related discipline required.