Role Summary
Reporting to the Group General Manager, the Assistant Manager, Clinical Application & Product Support leads the clinical and operational lifecycle of the company's rehabilitation device portfolio, from pre-sales support through trials and post-sales services (installation, user training and technical services). Through strong interdepartmental collaboration with the sales and marketing team, the role bridges sales, clinical evidence and after-sales service, manages and delegates work to a team of product specialists, and contributes to strategic project proposals.
Key Responsibilities
1. Product Lifecycle Operations
- Manage the end-to-end operational cycle of each device, from pre-sales engagement to post-sales training and support, delegating demos, trials and training to product specialists and managing their delivery.
- Provide pre-sales support to the sales team, including product demonstrations and customer engagement to communicate product features and clinical value.
- Plan and conduct clinical application demonstrations for prospective clients.
- Coordinate device trials (typically two weeks to one month), managing timelines, supporting users during the trial, and collecting and analyzing structured feedback at completion.
- Deliver user training to customers upon purchase to ensure safe and effective clinical use.
2. Clinical Content & Evidence
- Review current clinical literature, including research papers, journals and articles, relevant to the product portfolio.
- Extract and interpret key findings into clear, simple messaging for product presentation decks and sales materials.
- Keep clinical content up to date so customer-facing materials reflect the latest relevant evidence.
3. Managing & Creating Product Slide Decks
- Manage and create product slide decks and product or sales pages for customers and global distributors.
- Prepare pitch materials used by the sales team at client appointments, delegating deck updates to the team where appropriate and reviewing them for accuracy and consistency.
4. KOL Engagement & Research Collaboration
- Identify and engage Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and institutions for potential collaborations.
- Explore and support research opportunities and clinical evaluations that strengthen product evidence.
5. Team Leadership
- Lead and develop a team of product specialists, delegating responsibilities across demonstrations, trials, user training, technical support and logistics based on each member's strengths and workload.
- Set clear expectations and timelines for delegated tasks, monitor progress, and provide guidance, coaching and quality checks.
- Remain accountable for the outcomes of delegated work and step in on escalations or complex cases.
- Oversee technical support for devices across the portfolio.
- Manage team structure and workflows to keep products, services and support running effectively.
6. Logistics Oversight
- Oversee logistics timelines to ensure products are delivered and installed on schedule.
7. SOP Development
- Develop, delegate and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), managing team contributions and approvals, covering clinical application, training, technical support and service processes.
8. Project Management & Stakeholder Coordination
- Work with the Group General Manager on project proposals and strategic initiatives.
- Lead special and facility-related projects from initiation through to completion.
- Manage stakeholders across principals, manufacturers and clients, with regular check-ins and follow-ups.
- Track each project stage against agreed timelines to ensure products are delivered and installed on time.
9. Clinical Marketing Insight & Events
- Collaborate with the marketing team, who lead event planning, by providing clinical marketing insight: the clinical perspective and relevant information to help decide which industry conferences, exhibitions and workshops to attend.
- Support event proposals, budgets and updates to management alongside the marketing lead and the Group General Manager.
- Represent the company at events, assigning team members to booth and demonstration duties and managing their preparation, while sharing product and clinical knowledge with visitors.
10. Education & Clinical Outreach
- Host workshops and educational sessions for universities on the role of rehabilitation technology in neurorehabilitation settings, including product tours hosted at the company showroom.
- Share clinical insights with university students and first-time customers who are new to rehabilitation technology solutions, delegating session delivery to product specialists where suitable and overseeing quality.
Reporting Line
- Reports to: Group General Manager
Requirements
- Degree in Physiotherapy or a related allied health / biomedical field.
- Experience in the rehabilitation or medical device industry, ideally in clinical application, product support or product specialist roles.
- Ability to interpret clinical research and communicate it simply to clinicians and sales teams.
- People management experience.
- Strong presentation, training, stakeholder management and interdepartmental collaboration skills.
- Organized, with experience managing timelines across trials, logistics and training.
Work Location: In person