Field Clinical Specialist, CRM (Ireland)

Field Clinical Specialist – CRM (Cardiac Rhythm Management) – Ireland Region 

As a Field Clinical Specialist – CRM, you’ll play a key role in supporting physicians and healthcare teams across Ireland - and occasionally Northern England - with clinical, technical, and educational expertise in Cardiac Rhythm Management. Whether in the field or remotely, your work will be driven by customer needs and pre-planned support, with a strong focus on case coverage and clinical influence. 

As the ideal candidate, you’ll be based in or near the Dublin area. 

What You’ll Do 

• Provide hands-on and remote clinical support during procedures, including basic troubleshooting of our CRM devices. 

• Attend cases in person or remotely, advising physicians on clinical techniques and product attributes. 

• Be available for weekend work, based on customer demand and scheduled support. 

• Ensure timely collection and reporting of all required medical documentation related to device usage. 

• Collaborate with the commercial team to help achieve sales goals and drive revenue growth. 

• Build strong relationships with hospital staff, understanding workflows and identifying key decision-makers to support future sales opportunities. 

• Respond to complex customer needs and complaints by developing creative solutions, often in collaboration with sales, clinical, marketing, or technical teams. 

• Keep customer interactions and activities updated in the company’s CRM system, ensuring alignment with other commercial roles. 

• Deliver product education and training to healthcare professionals. 

What You Bring 

We’re looking for someone with solid CRM experience and a proactive mindset — someone who thrives in dynamic environments and enjoys being close to clinical practice. 

You’ll likely tick some of these boxes: 

• Minimum 1 year of experience in Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) as a Field Clinical Specialist, Cardiac Physiologist, or similar. 

• Based in Dublin or surroundings — or willing to relocate. 

• Degree in Biomedical Engineering or similar is highly desirable. 

• Strong communication skills and ability to explain complex clinical concepts clearly. 

• Willingness to travel extensively and work weekends when needed. 

• A collaborative spirit, with the ability to build relationships and work cross-functionally. 

• Self-motivated, adaptable, and persistent — with a strong sense of ownership. 

What We Offer 

• Attractive benefits package 

• Inspirational colleagues and culture 

• Career development opportunities 

• Fast-growing and innovative environment 

• Team-oriented company culture 

• International exposure 

• Excellent training and development programs 

• Autonomy and impact