At a Glance
- Tasks: Support the use of orthopaedic devices in theatres and provide expert guidance to surgical teams.
- Company: Leading global medical device organisation focused on innovative orthopaedic solutions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, car allowance, healthcare, 25 days leave, and professional development opportunities.
- Other info: Dynamic workplace with low attrition and strong emphasis on employee development.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in patient care while growing your career in a supportive environment.
- Qualifications: Basic understanding of anatomy; sports science or physio background preferred.
The predicted salary is between 37000 - 44000 £ per year.
Product: Orthopaedic trauma and elective portfolio including foot & ankle, hip and pelvis, CMF, hand and wrist, chest wall, neurosurgery, elbow, shoulder, tendon and ligament, screws pins and staples, orthobiologics.
Who you’ll be working for: Our client is a leading global medical device organisation specialising in innovative orthopaedic solutions that improve patient outcomes. They work in partnership with healthcare professionals across NHS and independent healthcare settings, supplying high-quality implants, surgical instrumentation, and clinical support to help deliver exceptional standards of patient care. The organisation is committed to supporting healthcare professionals through advanced products, technical expertise, and ongoing training, while placing significant emphasis on employee development and offering a collaborative and inclusive working environment with excellent opportunities for professional growth and career progression.
What you’ll enjoy: This company provides a progressive and exciting workplace, specialising in fingertip to shoulder and foot and ankle trauma solutions across the country in every NHS trust. This position offers various progression pathways which you will be fully supported with. Their position as an innovator in the orthopaedic implant market allows them to move quickly to take advantage of areas unaddressed by larger companies, creating a dynamic environment in which employees are supported in growth and responsibility. Company attrition is low, operating as a 'family run' business under the umbrella of a big global player.
What you’ll be doing: As a Clinical Specialist, you will support the safe and effective use of orthopaedic medical devices within the operating theatre environment. Acting as a trusted clinical resource, you will provide product expertise and technical support to surgeons and theatre teams before, during, and after surgical procedures. Success in this role requires strong anatomical and orthopaedic knowledge, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to deliver training, guidance, and clinical support. You will help healthcare professionals maximise the effective use of surgical implants and instrumentation while supporting informed clinical decision-making throughout the patient pathway. You will manage relationships with assigned NHS and independent healthcare providers, ensuring that the appropriate implants, instruments, and equipment are available for scheduled procedures. Responsibilities include inventory management, stock auditing, replenishment coordination, loan kit management, and maintaining the readiness of surgical equipment. Working closely with clinical teams, you will act as the link between healthcare providers and the wider organisation, identifying operational challenges and opportunities for service improvement. Through strong observational, analytical, and communication skills, you will gather customer and clinical insights, communicate key findings internally, and contribute to the development of customer-focused solutions. Building and maintaining strong professional relationships with surgeons, theatre staff, and other healthcare stakeholders is central to the role, supporting high-quality patient care and long-term partnerships across your assigned territory.
Here’s what you need: You will have a basic understanding of physiology and anatomy and ideally come from a sports science, physio or ODP background. You must have the technical ability to grasp the product range and understand the instrumentation. Strong graduates will also be considered, as well as someone with a strong physio and anatomy knowledge without theatre.
Bonus: Based on KPI of up to £4k per year after probation period.
Car policy: Car allowance up to £500 per month or Salary Sacrifice EV Scheme.
Benefits: Phone, laptop, 25 days annual leave which increases every 5 years, pension, healthcare, Employee assistant programme (counselling service), one-off gym membership of £100, Costco membership, enhanced maternity/paternity and sick pay.
Clinical Specialist - Orthopaedics in Manchester employer: Advance Recruitment
Advance Recruitment is an exceptional employer that prioritises the growth and development of its employees, offering a dynamic work culture where innovation in clinical imaging is at the forefront. With a focus on improving patient pathways and providing advanced autonomy, employees are empowered to make impactful contributions while receiving comprehensive training and support. Located across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the North of England, this role provides unique opportunities to engage with diverse healthcare environments and enhance your professional journey.
