FAQs
What is the primary role of the In-house Clinician in this position?
The In-house Clinician acts as a key member of the clinical team to ensure the safety and efficacy of in-vitro diagnostic medical devices, supporting the conformity assessment process in accordance with EU regulations.
What kind of experience is required for this role?
A minimum of two years of professional experience in the field of clinical diagnostics is required, ideally including roles such as physician, clinical pathologist, or clinical scientist.
Is knowledge of the EU IVDR required for this position?
While knowledge of the EU In-vitro Medical Device Regulation (IVDR) is desirable, it is not listed as an essential requirement for the role.
What educational qualifications are necessary for the In-house Clinician position?
Applicants must have a university degree in a relevant domain to qualify for the position.
Will the In-house Clinician need to work with external clinical experts?
Yes, the In-house Clinician will coordinate the involvement of external clinical experts in the assessment process and evaluate their results.
What languages must candidates be fluent in?
Candidates must be fluent in English, both reading and writing.
How does the company support the professional development of its employees?
The In-house Clinician is responsible for developing, updating, and maintaining training packages for clinical experts and other team members.
Is there an expectation to engage with clients directly?
Yes, the In-house Clinician will offer appropriate clinical input into client queries and meetings.
What type of assessments will the In-house Clinician conduct?
The role involves reviewing and scientifically challenging clinical data contained within clinical performance evaluations and associated clinical investigations.
Are there any certifications or professional registrations preferred for this role?
Professional accreditation and/or active registration with relevant professional societies is highly advantageous and preferred for candidates.