You will provide clinical product support to all end users (surgeons, healthcare professionals, nurses) and on-site guidance and assistance during surgical joint replacement procedures with or without the Mako robotics system.
You will prepare pre-operative CT scans for use in conjunction with the Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopedic Mako system to assist surgeons in preoperative implant planning, implant sizing and positioning.
You will provide surgeons and OR staff with training and clinical/technical support during the surgery of the robotic arm applications, associated equipment and instruments to insure ideal placement and precision of the hip or knee implant.
During the surgery, you know the procedure inside out so you can be one step of the scrub/scout nurse as you will need to tell then (at times) what implements to pass the surgeon, in what order and at what time.
Additionally, you will solve potential product problems for customers in a highly satisfactory manner.
You will collaborate with Sales Representatives and Marketing to increase public awareness and highlight clinical benefits of the products and build strong relationships with key surgeons and OR staff at targeted accounts.
Additional tasks will include creating case reports, resolving product problems, obtaining purchase orders, monitoring inventory and assisting sales and marketing teams in an effort to increase account growth of the Mako robot.

You have gained clinical support experience, for example as a medical field technician, nurse, physiotherapist, application specialist or similar.
You hold a university degree within the field of biomechanical or biomedical engineering, medical technology, health sciences or similar.
You have already gained orthopaedic surgery experience which is a plus
not a must.
A strong customer interaction experience is important for you as you place the customer at the heart of everything you do!
You hold strong communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with all levels of a medical department.
You hold a high level of stress resistance and demonstrated problem solving skills to troubleshoot potential problems.
You are highly flexible to travel within the territory (90% travel) or also cover for your colleagues in other regions if needed.
You would describe yourself as very detail orientation, curious and a fast-learner.
You hold demonstrated knowledge of business administrative and clerical procedures and systems (e.g., word processing, file management and record maintenance).
Fluency in Dutch and English is required.
You hold a valid driver’s license.

Company Car. As this is a field-based role with a travel-percentage of 90%, you will be provided with a customized company car including fuel card and all services.
MAKO Product Training. To become a certified MAKO Product Specialist, you will complete a 6-month product training in English including co-travelling, surgery’s observation in the operating room and a final exam.
Flat hierarchies and responsibility. Through flat hierarchies, we strengthen the initiative and willingness of our employees to take over responsible tasks.
We grow talent. At Stryker we offer great personal and internal career development for our employees, with the possibility to make both vertical and lateral position movement.
Team spirit & engagement. We create engaged and inclusive teams that encourage colleagues to share their diverse perspectives and opinions.
Competitive salary. With us, you will receive a competitive salary commensurate with your job.
Pension plan. We offer our employees an attractive Stryker internal pension plan.
Recognition of your performance. At our company, outstanding individual and cross-functional team performance is rewarded. Ideas, projects, or other exceptional achievements can be submitted for various awards on a local and global level.

Clinical Mako Support Specialist, Manual & Robotic-Assisted Surgery

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