FAQs
What is the role of the In-house Clinician at SGS?
The In-house Clinician is a key member of the clinical team responsible for ensuring the safety and efficacy of in-vitro diagnostic medical devices available in Europe. They provide clinical expertise, review clinical data, and support adherence to the EU In-vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation (IVDR).
What qualifications are essential for this position?
Essential qualifications include professional experience in clinical diagnostics, a university degree in a relevant domain, at least two years of experience related to performance data generation or interpretation for in-vitro diagnostic assays, and fluency in English.
Is professional accreditation required for this role?
While professional accreditation and/or active registration with relevant professional societies is highly advantageous, it is not explicitly stated as a requirement.
What additional knowledge is desirable for candidates?
Desirable knowledge includes understanding the EU IVDR and related MDCG guidance, experience in the IVD industry, familiarity with clinical performance evaluation, and an interest in medical device regulatory affairs.
Will the In-house Clinician work independently or as part of a team?
The In-house Clinician will work as part of a team, collaborating with clinicians and specialized product reviewers during the conformity assessment process of IVD devices.
What specific responsibilities are associated with the role?
Responsibilities include acting as the primary clinical expertise during certification activities, reviewing clinical data, coordinating external clinical experts, documenting clinical assessments, developing training packages, and providing clinical input for client queries.
Is prior experience in the IVD industry required?
While prior experience in the IVD industry is not mandatory, it is considered highly desirable, especially experience with device clinical performance evaluation and clinical studies.
What kind of working environment can a candidate expect?
Candidates can expect a professional working environment focused on the assessment of clinical aspects of in-vitro diagnostic medical devices, with collaboration among clinical experts and technology specialists.
How many years of experience are required for this job?
A minimum of two years of relevant experience is required in relation to the generation and/or interpretation of performance data for in-vitro diagnostic assays in a clinical setting.
Is fluency in any other languages required?
Fluency in English, both reading and writing, is required, but proficiency in other languages may be an asset depending on the client base.