Graduate Clinical Specialist - London

As a Clinical Specialist, you’ll be right at the heart of surgical procedures, providing product guidance before, during and after cases. You’ll build strong relationships across your hospitals, develop your clinical and product knowledge, and become someone theatre teams can rely on. 

If you’re confident, organised and enjoy working closely with people, this is a great opportunity to develop your career in orthopaedics while having a direct impact on the customer and clinical experience. 

Who’s it for and what’s in it for you?
Our client is a dynamic orthopaedics company that continues to grow year after year. In this role, you’ll join a close-knit and vibrant team with real spirit – so you’ll feel right at home in the collaborative, supportive environment they offer. They’re strong believers that people are their biggest asset, so they place real value on progression and development. It’s a fantastic place to build your career.

They can also offer you a great benefits package, including the ability to opt into flexible private medical insurance, a strong matched pension scheme, and corporate discounts on some of the latest tech.

What will your day to day look like?
You’ll support surgeons and theatre teams with the effective use of orthopaedic products while taking day-to-day ownership of the hospitals across your area. You can expect a typical day to involve:

• Providing in-theatre support and guidance on product use and best practices
• Delivering training to new and existing theatre staff
• Managing inventory and loan kits across NHS and private hospital sites
• Acting as the go-between for sales and clinical teams to support customer needs
• Maintaining accurate records in the CRM system
• Attending regional events and symposiums as a brand ambassador
• Supporting stock audits, replenishment, and kit bookings

You’ll continue building your product, anatomical and clinical knowledge as you develop, giving you a strong foundation for a longer-term career in orthopaedics. 

This role will suit you if you…

• Will be based in South East London 
• Have a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology
• Enjoy being in a clinical setting and supporting hands-on work
• Are confident communicating with surgeons and theatre staff
• Can manage your time and prioritise across different hospital sites
• Have great attention to detail and care about getting things right
• Are a strong team player who also works well independently
• Have a full UK driving licence and are happy with travel
• Are tech savvy enough for CRM systems and Microsoft Office

Think this could be your next role

Then we’d love to hear from you! If you’re interested in applying or would like to see the full job description for this role, please get in touch with Charlotte on charlotte.dolby@fmctalent.com   

The fine print

Reference number: 22888 

Temporary or Permanent: Permanent

FMC contact for this role: Charlotte Dolby