Job details
Are you passionate about improving patient outcomes and supporting surgeons in delivering exceptional care? We’re looking for a driven and collaborative Clinical Consultant to join our Upper Extremities team in Christchurch.
This position will include an element of travel to Dunedin and Invercargill.
In this role, you will provide clinical and technical expertise across our portfolio, supporting orthopaedic surgeons and theatre teams with case coverage, product education, and best‑practice guidance. You’ll become a trusted partner in the operating room, helping ensure safe, efficient, and effective use of our solutions.
What you’ll do:
Provide in‑theatre clinical support for upper extremity procedures
Deliver product training and education to surgeons, nurses, and hospital staff
Build strong, professional relationships across your territory
Support product launches, workshops, and clinical evaluations
Maintain deep technical knowledge across the portfolio
Collaborate with the wider sales and clinical teams to drive excellence in customer experience
What you’ll bring:
Experience in healthcare, anatomy/physiology, nursing, physiotherapy, sports science, or similar
Strong communication skills and confidence in high‑pressure clinical environments
A passion for problem‑solving and delivering exceptional service
Ability to build rapport and manage diverse stakeholders
A willingness to learn and develop expertise in orthopaedic procedures
Flexibility to support early‑morning theatre lists and occasional travel
Why join us:
Work for a global medical technology leader making a real difference in patient outcomes
Comprehensive onboarding, training, and ongoing development
Supportive and high‑performing team culture
Opportunities for career progression across clinical, sales, or leadership pathways
Competitive remuneration, tools of trade, and company benefits
If you’re motivated, curious, and excited by a clinically focused role that contributes to meaningful patient impact, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now and help shape the future of orthopaedic care in Christchurch.
