Clinical Specialist

Company Description

CurvaFix, Inc. is a medical device company developing implantable products to improve fracture repair in curved bones. The organization is currently focused on Fragility Fractures of the Pelvis (FFP) and high-impact pelvic fractures, areas where treatment options can be complex and challenging. Its CurvaFix® IM Implant is the only intramedullary device designed to follow the natural shape of curved bones and fill the internal space within structures such as the pelvis. By advancing this technology, CurvaFix aims to enhance clinical outcomes, support surgeons with innovative tools, and improve quality of life for individuals experiencing serious pelvic fractures. Role Description The Clinical Specialist is a full-time remote role responsible for supporting the clinical adoption and effective use of CurvaFix products. Day-to-day tasks include providing clinical expertise to healthcare professionals, supporting case coverage and procedural guidance (virtually or on-site as needed), and assisting with product demonstrations and training. The role also involves collaborating with sales and marketing teams to address clinical questions, gathering feedback from clinicians to inform product improvements, and contributing to clinical research and data collection related to pelvic fracture repair. The Clinical Specialist will regularly prepare educational materials, conduct training sessions for medical staff, and ensure that product use aligns with current clinical best practices and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

Strong communication skills, including the ability to explain complex clinical concepts clearly to diverse audiences and build collaborative relationships with healthcare professionals. Foundational knowledge in medicine, preferably with experience in orthopedics, trauma, or related clinical specialties relevant to pelvic fracture repair. Demonstrated training capabilities, such as designing and delivering educational sessions, workshops, or product in-services for clinical staff. Experience or familiarity with research and clinical research, including data collection, outcome evaluation, and support of clinical studies or registries. Bachelor’s degree in a healthcare-related field (e.g., Nursing, Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy, Biomedical Science) or equivalent clinical experience; advanced clinical credentials are a plus. Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage multiple priorities, and travel as needed for clinical support and training. Comfort with digital tools and remote communication platforms used for virtual case support and education. Prior experience in the medical device industry, especially in orthopedics or trauma, is highly beneficial.