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A Day in the Life
Medtronic is one of the world's largest medical technology, services, and solutions companies—alleviating pain, restoring health, and extending life for millions globally. With over 85,000 employees across approximately 160 countries, we collaborate with stakeholders worldwide. Our focus is on pushing the limits of technology, therapies, and services to improve lives. We foster an inclusive and diverse environment where everyone's opinions are valued, and we invest in innovative training and development, including digital solutions for better work-life balance and competitive benefits. Join us to address universal healthcare needs and improve patients' lives.
The Coronary & RDN (CRDN) businesses are part of the CardioVascular Portfolio, serving primarily (but not exclusively) within Interventional Cardiology. Our product, CathWorks (CWX), offers groundbreaking non-invasive physiology assessment by recreating a 3D model of the coronary artery tree from angiograms, enabling assessment of vessel lesions without surgery.
Responsibilities may include:
1. Coordinate and execute initial training on the CWX suite, including shadowing users, providing face-to-face theoretical training, guiding clinical procedures, and conducting follow-up training on new tools or functionalities.
2. Drive the adoption of CWX post-installation in collaboration with local sales representatives.
3. Assist local commercial teams in delivering product presentations, including demo cases, in target accounts.
4. Train sales reps to achieve proficiency and certification in using the technology during live and demo cases.
5. Educate physicians and hospital staff through training sessions, seminars, and symposiums, including 'train the trainer' programs.
6. Track and measure activity execution at the