Clinical Applications Training & Support Specialist – Western Europe

Role overview Train and support clinical users and distributors in Western Europe and across the wider EMEA region in the safe use of radiation therapy systems. The work combines treatment planning and delivery workflows, quality assurance, clinical physics guidance, customer onboarding, and collaboration with internal teams on training and product improvements.

Responsibilities - Deliver classroom, virtual, and onsite education for customers, distributors, and internal staff, adapting sessions to the audience. - Guide users through treatment planning, treatment delivery, quality assurance, and related clinical workflows. - Support system implementations, customer onboarding, and initial patient treatments when needed. - Respond to clinical application and physics questions; document, communicate, and escalate issues through resolution. - Maintain and improve training curricula and learning materials, and share clinical workflow insights with cross-functional teams. - Travel to customer sites and contribute to demonstrations, workshops, conferences, and other educational events.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in a clinical or technical field such as radiation therapy, medical physics, biomedical engineering, health sciences, or a related discipline. - At least 3–5 years of relevant experience in radiation oncology, radiation therapy, dosimetry, medical physics, clinical applications, or clinical support. - Clinical experience in radiation oncology and strong presentation, training, and written and verbal communication skills. - Ability to adapt teaching to different learning styles, speak confidently to large groups, and manage several priorities independently and as part of a team. - Fluent English and basic proficiency with common office software. - Willingness to travel internationally, potentially up to 60%, and authorization to work permanently in the country of application without sponsorship.

Nice to have - Experience as an application specialist, radiation therapist, dosimetrist, medical physicist, biomedical engineer, or comparable clinical professional. - Familiarity with radiotherapy treatment systems, customer education, curriculum development, clinical coaching, or international distributor support. - Fluency in another European language.