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Location: Philippines About the Role We are seeking an organized, detail-oriented Surgical Coordinator & Patient Scheduler to oversee end-to-end surgical scheduling and patient coordination. In this role, you will be the central operational link between patients, surgical facilities, and our clinical team. You will communicate procedure details directly to patients, manage required surgical documentation, follow up on outstanding pre-operative requirements, and maintain an optimized, conflict-free surgical calendar. Requirements Key Responsibilities 1. Surgical Scheduling & Calendar Management Coordinate and schedule surgical procedures across providers, operating rooms, and surgical centers. Align surgeon availability, facility block times, and patient preferences to keep the surgical schedule organized and fully optimized. 2. Patient Communication & Procedure Guidance Communicate directly with patients via phone and email regarding upcoming surgical procedures, arrival times, and facility guidelines. Walk patients through procedure expectations, answer logistical questions, and provide clear pre-operative instructions. 3. Surgical Documentation & Pre-Op Requirements Collect, verify, and organize all necessary surgical documentation, including consent forms, physician orders, and clearance notes. Proactively track and follow up on outstanding surgical requirements (e.g., lab work, cardiac/medical clearances, imaging) to prevent procedure delays or cancellations. 4. Clinical Team & Facility Coordination Maintain continuous communication with physicians, clinical staff, and surgical facility schedulers to resolve conflicts and update schedule changes in real time. Ensure all clinical notes, surgical packets, and required materials are finalized and accessible to the care team well before the surgery date. Qualifications & Requirements Experience: 2+ years of medical scheduling experience, with direct background in surgical coordination and procedure management. Workflow Expertise: Solid understanding of surgical clearance processes, pre-op document tracking, and facility block scheduling. Communication: Clear, professional, and empathetic verbal and written English skills for patient and provider interactions. Technical Proficiency: Experience managing Electronic Health Record (EHR/EMR) systems, digital calendars, and cloud communication platforms. Organization: Exceptional multi-tasking skills and attention to detail to track multiple patient requirement lists simultaneously without missing deadlines.

Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Are you interested in working directly for a single sponsor while having the security and additional career opportunities that working for a global CRO can bring? Our team says it’s the best of both worlds…. ClinChoice is searching for a Field Clinical Manager to join a pharmaceutical company ClinChoice is a global full-service CRO with a strong focus on quality, professional development and supportive culture. As a client-facing role, we are looking for confident candidates with the ability to work independently whilst establishing a high-trust environment with client counterparts. Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities: As a Field Clinical Manager, you will play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between investigators, our local teams, and multiple functions within our global study teams. Your primary responsibility will be to ensure that clinical trial procedures are performed in compliance with the protocols developed by our cross-sector Development Teams. Your key responsibilities will include: Acting as a liaison between external healthcare providers (surgeons and interventionalists) and internal teams, representing the procedural needs of clinical trial sites • Serving as the point of contact responsible for answering procedure-related questions at the site, or passing them on to the appropriate medical study team members • Developing robust relationships with site clinicians and teams to enhance the site experience, support enrollment, foster collaboration, and optimize procedural workflow • Advising on training materials through collaboration with internal team members to enable a skilled and proficient trial workforce • Leading on-site or remote training for pharmacy, OR suite, and administration teams • Supporting site feasibility assessments, site qualification visits (SQVs), and site initiation visits (SIVs), in partnership with clinical operations, as we build a global clinical trial network • Establishing and maintaining relationships with internal Global Clinical Operations and trial team partners • Developing clinical observations and insights to guide product development activities • Attending and assisting with organizing national, regional, and global meetings, including investigator meetings • Proactively collaborating with the Interventional Oncology key opinion leaders and consulting network to advise trial sites best practices • Collaborate with INTO KOL and consulting network to advise trial sites on clinical best practices Education and Experience: Equivalent experience is acceptable in lieu of a Bachelor's degree. However, a degree in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Healthcare and/or Engineering is strongly preferred • Seven or more years of professional experience in the healthcare industry is required • Experience as an industry representative or procedural support role in an operating room environment is required • A proven track record of teamwork, collaboration, inclusion, and developing strong business relationships with internal teams and outside partners is required • An adaptable self-starter mentality is required; experience and comfortability navigating an agile start-up type environment is preferred • Experience in clinical trial execution and familiarity with ICH Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is preferred • Technical experience with sophisticated medical technology used in surgical procedures such as robotics and medical imaging is preferred • Strong problem-solving skills for developing creative solutions and meeting project objectives is required • Experience with Key Opinion Leader (KOL) development and management is preferred • Willingness and ability to travel domestically and/or internationally up to 75% of the time is required • Consistently monitors and adheres to key performance indicators (KPIs), using goals and insights to meet or exceed critical metrics and continuously improve performance • Fluency in English language is required The Application Process Once you have submitted your CV, you will receive an acknowledgement that we received it. If you have the requirements we need, you will be invited for phone interview as the first step.  Unfortunately, due to the number of applications we receive, we cannot reply to everyone individually if you are not successful. Who will you be working for? About ClinChoice ClinChoice is a global full-service CRO specializing in clinical development and functional solutions for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical devices, and consumer health companies. We have over 28 years of proven high-quality delivery and results across all our services, with over 4,000 professionals in more than 20 countries across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Our Company Ethos Our mission drives our culture: to contribute to a healthier and safer world by accelerating the development and commercialization of innovative drugs and devices. Our employees are the most valuable company asset and they are  the fulcrum around which all ClinChoice activities are built and close management and training is the core instrument to develop and maintain highly-qualified personnel. The continuous training keeps the resources qualified in terms of competence and expertise and gives to all personnel the clear tools needed to manage both internal and client processes with the same methodology.   The success of these core values is evidenced by our below industry average turnover rates. ClinChoice is an equal opportunity employer. We have based our success on attracting, developing, and promoting talent guided by diversity and inclusivity. Our employees come from very diverse backgrounds: gender, race, beliefs, and ethnicities. We recognize this is our strength and celebrate it. 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Location: Los Angeles, CA, United States Position: Part-Time Associate Podiatrist (California Licensed) About Us: We are a very busy, well-established group practice committed to providing top-quality podiatric care. Our team of dedicated professionals offers comprehensive foot and ankle care to a diverse patient base. As our practice continues to grow, we are seeking to add a talented and committed part-time associate to our team. Job Description: We are looking for a highly skilled and ethical podiatrist to join our dynamic practice. The ideal candidate will have fellowship training in limb salvage and interest in wound care . Applicants must be at least board qualified and have California Licence Key Responsibilities: Provide excellent podiatric care to patients of all ages. Perform a wide range of foot and ankle surgeries. Diagnose and treat various foot and ankle conditions. Work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care. Maintain accurate and detailed patient records. Educate patients on foot care and preventive practices. Qualifications: Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree. Completion Podiatry fellowship in Limb Salvage Board qualified or certified. Strong surgical skills and experience. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ethical, hard-working, and dedicated to patient care. Attendee panel closed Job Type: Part-time Pay: $104,575.00 - $167,540.00 per year Expected hours: 10 – 20 per week Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance License/Certification: Medical License (Required) Ability to Commute: Los Angeles, CA (Required) Ability to Relocate: Los Angeles, CA: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person

Location: San Francisco; New York City Workplace: Hybrid Perplexity is looking for a senior commercial attorney to join our Legal team. We are looking for an independent, business-practical yet diligent-minded professional who can carry live deals, extend the infrastructure we have already built, and hold the line on the terms that matter as deal volume, complexity, and regulatory surface all grow. You will negotiate directly with large enterprise customers across a large variety of industries including financial services, healthcare, government, and other regulated industries, partner daily with Enterprise Sales, Partnerships, Deal Desk, Security, Privacy, Product, and Finance, and advise on the legal questions that come with agentic, retrieval, and API products deployed inside enterprise environments. This is a high-impact, hands-on role for someone who is genuinely a self starter. This role is for you if you get energy from ambiguous, first‑of‑their‑kind problems and enjoy designing repeatable approaches that scale. You default to enabling the business, frame risk in practical terms, and focus on durable structures rather than one‑off fixes. RESPONSIBILITIES - Independently lead end-to-end drafting, review, and negotiation of Enterprise customer agreements across our suite of offerings: Enterprise Pro, Enterprise Max, Computer, and API product lines, including MSAs, order forms, SaaS and API terms, DPAs, BAAs, security exhibits, customer-paper redlines, product-specific addenda, and public-sector vehicles such as GSA MAS orders and federal RFP responses. - Serve as a trusted legal partner to Enterprise Sales, Partnerships, Deal Desk, and Customer Success, providing fast, practical, business-aligned counsel that accelerates deal velocity, protects the terms that matter, and scales as the Sales organization grows. - Extend and maintain the existing Enterprise negotiation playbook, DPA and Privacy Notice architecture, product-specific term libraries, and fallback positions as our product surface, customer mix, and regulatory environment evolve, so that positions compound into reusable precedent rather than being re-litigated deal by deal. - Advise on AI-specific contract terms for enterprise deployments, including bespoke data postures; negotiate output ownership and liability, agentic-feature risk allocation and translate product operations into enterprise contract commitments. - Partner cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, Security, Privacy, Finance, and Compliance to surface and address legal risk early, particularly on customer-data flows, enterprise integrations, model routing, and customer-specific compliance requirements. - Monitor the evolving regulatory landscape for enterprise AI, data protection, and public-sector procurement (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA, DORA, EU AI Act, sector-specific frameworks) and translate emerging requirements into practical contractual positions and updated playbook guidance. - Represent Perplexity Legal externally on customer negotiation calls with counterparty counsel at sophisticated enterprises. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR - Exceptional communicator who owns deadlines, proactively manages internal and external expectations, and escalates early and clearly to protect deal timelines and momentum. - A proactive problem‑solver who defaults to “yes, and” when engaging with internal stakeholders: you look for ways to make deals work, frame risk clearly, and design long‑term, scalable solutions. - A disciplined drafter who favors surgical, minimal‑footprint edits over wholesale rewrites, grounds positions in documented rationale, and preserves material legal meaning and risk allocation under time pressure. - Someone who can articulate complex legal risk and concepts in the form of simple, actionable terms for non‑legal stakeholders, leads with practical “how to make this work” advice, and designs creative, long‑term solutions to novel, cutting‑edge challenges. - Someone genuinely excited by novel, cutting‑edge challenges in AI products and the commercial and regulatory questions they surface, and who enjoys turning ambiguity into clear, reusable approaches. QUALIFICATIONS - JD and in good standing with an active U.S. state bar membership. - At least 7+ years of combined law firm and in-house experience, with a substantial in-house component, and a demonstrated track record of independently owning complex enterprise SaaS or API deals from the vendor side, including work with regulated-industry customers (financial services, healthcare, or government). - Experience advising on commercial terms and pricing structures for high‑growth SaaS/API businesses, including usage‑based and tiered pricing, pilots, and expansion frameworks. - Familiarity with data protection and security frameworks (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, DORA, EU AI Act) and hands-on experience negotiating DPAs. - Strong business acumen and the ability to partner effectively with Sales, Deal Desk, Product, Security, and executive stakeholders on live deals under time pressure. - Proven ability to triage and progress multiple concurrent deals under tight timelines while maintaining rigorous diligence, clear risk assessment, and high‑quality documentation. - Demonstrated ability to build and extend durable legal infrastructure — playbooks, templates, precedent repositories, or self-serve tools. - Ability to communicate clearly with business and technical audiences and to translate legal concepts into usable guidance for non-lawyers, including Sales and Deal Desk. - Hands-on, can-do approach to tackle projects large and small, low-ego approach to working closely with the Director and across the organization, and judgment about when to escalate and when to close. - Positive collaborative attitude, comfort with ambiguity and a fast pace, high level of integrity, and intellectual curiosity about AI technology. NICE TO HAVE - Prior experience with public-sector contracting or with on-prem deployment structures. - Experience with AI-native contracting questions related to agentic products - Experience with contracting with regulated entities (financial institutions or health care), especially in the EU/UK.

Location: Charleston, United States; Indianapolis, United States; Ohio, United States; Chicago, United States; Detroit, United States; Minnesota City, United States Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. As Sales Manager, you will: Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners Drive top line revenue growth in the US Execute the full sales cycle — from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions Key Responsibilities Drive and perform territory driven sales. Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators and OR decision-makers Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements Experience: 1-2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies Motivation and interest in working with a med-tech company. Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events Great communication skills in English (both speaking and writing) Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; advanced degree is a bonus Benefits An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally. Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position. Opportunity to work independently. Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives Company car Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development

Location: Colombia; El Salvador; Honduras; Guatemala; Nicaragua; Dominican Republic We are seeking a detail-oriented, highly organized, and proactive Virtual Surgery Scheduling Coordinator to support a U.S.-based orthopedic medical practice. In this role, you will be responsible for coordinating surgical procedures, managing medical administrative workflows, communicating with insurance payors (Workers' Comp, Personal Injury, and Medicare), and liaising directly with attorneys and clinical teams. If you have at least 2 years of experience in U.S. surgery scheduling, exceptional written and verbal communication skills, and a strong customer-centric mindset, we encourage you to apply! Top 3 Daily Tasks Surgery & Appointment Scheduling: Coordinate, schedule, and track surgical procedures, consultations, and follow-ups while managing provider calendars with high accuracy. Medical Administration & Document Editing: Review, edit, and organize medical reports, surgical documentation, and client files to ensure complete clinical precision. Payor & Legal Coordination: Process and verify Workers' Compensation (W/C), Personal Injury (PI), and Medicare authorizations, while liaising directly with attorneys and insurance adjusters regarding case requirements. Key Responsibilities Oversee end-to-end surgery scheduling workflows, ensuring seamless communication between patients, surgical centers, physicians, and administrative staff. Review and edit complex medical reports, ensuring accuracy before distribution to payors, legal teams, or patient records. Manage Workers’ Compensation, Personal Injury, and Medicare claims details related to surgical approvals and pre-authorizations. Communicate professionally with law offices and attorneys regarding Personal Injury and Workers' Comp cases. Maintain clear, professional written and verbal communication with patients to guide them through pre-op and post-op administrative steps. Work independently to solve scheduling bottlenecks, follow up on pending authorizations, and update patient files in the EMR. Requirements Experience: 2+ years of direct experience in surgery scheduling for a U.S. medical practice (experience in Orthopedics is a strong plus). Insurance & Legal Knowledge: Solid working knowledge of Workers’ Compensation (W/C) , Personal Injury (PI) , and Medicare procedures. Medical Documentation: Proven experience reviewing and editing medical reports and clinical documentation. Language Skills: Fluent/Bilingual English (written and spoken) with strong interpersonal communication. Spanish speaking capability is preferred. Tech Skills: Proficient in Google Workspace, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and digital calendar management. EMR/EHR Experience: Hands-on experience with medical EMR systems. Experience with ModMed (EMA) is a major plus, though candidates proficient in other EMR platforms are welcome to apply. Work Style: Ability to work independently with minimal supervision, highly team-oriented, customer-focused, and detail-driven. Work Setup & Terms Schedule: Full-Time (40 hours/week, Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST). Location: 100% Remote. Technical Setup: Quiet home office workspace equipped with a high-speed computer setup, noise-canceling headset, and power/internet backup infrastructure.

Location: Großostheim, Germany Our client is a renowned international player in the production, advisory services, and sales of specialized medical products, with a portfolio across cardiovascular, ophthalmic, microsurgery, plastic, orthopedic, dental & maxillofacial surgery, and other surgical specialties. It is a proudly Mexican company with more than 56 years of history, built on strong values of ethics, excellence, innovation, and commitment to healthcare. They manufacture high-quality surgical sutures and medical devices, contributing to the care of millions of patients in Mexico and in more than 80 countries worldwide. With over 900 employees, they have been the leading supplier of surgical sutures to the Mexican Public Health Sector for more than 30 years and are ranked among the top ten companies globally in our segment. This role is responsible for promoting and selling the company’s product portfolio within Germany, Austria and Switzerland, in accordance with the commercial strategy, objectives and priorities defined by the Commercial Manager. The focus is on generating new business, developing existing customer accounts, identifying sales opportunities across relevant medical specialties and applications, and contributing to sustainable sales growth within the assigned territory. Responsabilites 1. Sales & Customer Acquisition Actively promote and sell the company’s product portfolio within the assigned DACH territory. Identify, prospect and acquire new customers, distributors and commercial partners. Generate and qualify sales leads and convert identified opportunities into business. Develop sales opportunities across different medical specialties and applications according to market potential and company priorities. Conduct customer visits, product presentations and commercial follow-up. Prepare quotations and commercial proposals within established company guidelines. Follow up quotations, samples, evaluations and ongoing sales opportunities until commercial conclusion. Achieve the sales objectives and targets established by the Commercial Manager. 2. Development of Existing Customers Maintain regular contact with assigned existing customers and distribution partners. Identify opportunities to increase sales within existing accounts. Promote additional products, product lines and applications according to customer needs and market potential. Work toward the annual growth targets established. Develop customer-specific sales activities and follow-up actions in coordination with the Commercial Manager. Monitor customer purchasing patterns and identify changes, risks and growth opportunities. Support customer retention and the development of long-term commercial relationships. 3. Product Promotion Develop a thorough working knowledge of the company’s product portfolio and its applications. Professionally present the features, benefits and applications of the company’s products to customers and commercial partners. Conduct or coordinate product presentations and demonstrations as required. Support product evaluations, samples and product introductions with potential and existing customers. Participate in product launches and commercial campaigns according to the priorities established by Commercial Management. Use only approved product information and promotional materials. 4. Distributor & Partner Support Maintain regular commercial contact with assigned distributors and commercial partners. Support distributors in identifying potential customers and developing sales opportunities within their territories. Follow up distributor activities, opportunities and sales development. Provide commercial and product-related support within the scope of the position. Communicate relevant distributor needs, opportunities and concerns to the Commercial Manager.Support the identification and initial evaluation of potential new distribution partners. 5. Sales Planning & Reporting Maintain an updated sales pipeline covering prospects, opportunities and ongoing projects. Prepare regular sales forecasts and activity reports. Maintain accurate and up-to-date customer, prospect and opportunity information (developments, opportiunities and risks) and report to the Commercial Manager. Monitor sales performance against assigned targets. Participate in regular sales meetings and commercial reviews. Contribute information required for annual sales planning and forecasting for the assigned territory. 6. Customer Visits, Congresses & Market Activities Plan and conduct regular customer and distributor visits throughout the DACH territory. Represent the company professionally at relevant trade fairs, congresses, workshops and commercial events. Follow up leads and opportunities generated through exhibitions, congresses and other commercial activities. 7. Internal Coordination & Compliance Coordinate commercial activities with the Commercial Manager and Customer Service. Ensure that customer requests requiring internal support are communicated and followed up appropriately. Immediately forward product complaints and quality-related customer communications through the company’s established Quality Complaint process. Conduct all commercial activities in accordance with company policies, applicable procedures and regulatory requirements. Maintain the confidentiality of company, customer, pricing and commercial information. Languages German: fluent/native-level business communication. English: professional working proficiency. IT Skills Good knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Location: Großostheim, Germany Our client is a renowned international player in the production, advisory services, and sales of specialized medical products, with a portfolio across cardiovascular, ophthalmic, microsurgery, plastic, orthopedic, dental & maxillofacial surgery, and other surgical specialties. It is a proudly Mexican company with more than 56 years of history, built on strong values of ethics, excellence, innovation, and commitment to healthcare. They manufacture high-quality surgical sutures and medical devices, contributing to the care of millions of patients in Mexico and in more than 80 countries worldwide. With over 900 employees, they have been the leading supplier of surgical sutures to the Mexican Public Health Sector for more than 30 years and are ranked among the top ten companies globally in our segment. General Activities Execute daily shipping and logistics activities according to the orders, documentation and priorities provided by the Customer Service / Commercial Department. Support the daily execution of customer shipments and other sales-related logistics activities. Responsible for receiving trading products and preparing, packing and dispatching customer orders according to the corresponding order and invoicing documentation provided by the Commercial Department. Backup support for incoming goods and other shipment-related activities when required. Customer Orders & Shipments Receive the customer orders and corresponding shipping/invoicing documentation prepared by the Commercial Department. Pick the products required for each customer order. Verify the products and quantities against the corresponding documentation before packing. Pack customer orders appropriately and prepare them for shipment. Prepare shipping labels and the necessary shipping documentation according to established procedures. Arrange the dispatch of customer orders through the designated courier or transportation service. Ensure that shipments are prepared and dispatched according to the required schedule. Provide shipment and tracking information for customer notification. Maintain the corresponding shipping documentation and records. Receipt of Trading Products Receive incoming shipments of trading products from approved suppliers. Verify received products and quantities against the corresponding delivery documentation. Report discrepancies, damages or other visible issues to the responsible person. Place received trading products in their designated storage locations. Maintain appropriate organization of trading products within the assigned storage area. Samples, Promotional Materials & Commercial Shipments Prepare, pack and dispatch product samples according to instructions from the Commercial Department. Prepare and ship promotional materials required for customers, distributors and other commercial activities. Support the preparation, packing and shipment of materials required for exhibitions, congresses and trade fairs. Receive and organize returned promotional or exhibition materials when applicable. Support other sales-related packing and shipping activities as required. Backup Support – Incoming Goods When required, particularly during the absence of the responsible employee: Receive incoming packages and deliveries from suppliers. Provide basic support with the receipt of raw materials and other incoming supplies. Support the receipt of sterilized products and other incoming product shipments. Verify deliveries against the accompanying documentation and forward the corresponding documents to the responsible department. Place received goods in the designated area according to internal instructions. Immediately report any visible damage, discrepancy or irregularity to the responsible person. General Support Maintain the packing and shipping area clean, organized and ready for daily operations. Ensure adequate availability of standard packing and shipping materials and inform the responsible person when replenishment is required. Follow established company procedures for handling, packing and shipping products. Support the Commercial Department with other basic logistics and shipping activities when required.

Location: United States The Opportunity: Join a large, nationally recognized academic medical center as the Director of GU Pathology. This leadership role offers the opportunity to oversee a high-volume GU service within a collaborative, sub-specialized environment while shaping the strategic direction of the department. With access to advanced technology, strong research infrastructure, and a collegial faculty, this position is ideal for a pathologist seeking both academic advancement and meaningful leadership impact. About the Practice: The Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine is a physician-led academic group with over 50 faculty members and a fully sub-specialized practice model. The division handles a high volume of surgical and cytology cases annually and works closely with clinicians and surgeons in a multidisciplinary care setting. The department supports robust residency and fellowship programs across multiple subspecialties and offers access to a comprehensive translational research core with advanced molecular and next-generation sequencing capabilities. Position Highlights: Leadership of a dedicated GU pathology team, including supervision and mentorship of multiple pathologists Subspecialty sign-out in GU pathology within a high-volume academic center Opportunity to shape departmental strategy, policies, and quality initiatives Active involvement in teaching, research, and multidisciplinary collaboration Access to advanced laboratory technologies and research platforms Faculty appointment at the Associate or Full Professor level Candidate Qualifications MD or DO with board certification in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology Fellowship training in Genitourinary Pathology Minimum of 8 years of pathology experience with demonstrated leadership responsibilities Eligible for medical licensure in the applicable state Strong leadership, communication, and team development skills Compensation & Benefits: Competitive academic compensation package commensurate with experience Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans CME allowance and academic support Malpractice coverage

Location: United States The Opportunity: Join a well-established, hospital-based pathology practice serving a community-focused healthcare system. This role offers a balanced mix of general surgical pathology with the opportunity to incorporate subspecialty interests depending on your background. With a collegial team environment, manageable workload, and strong institutional support, this position is ideal for a pathologist seeking stability, autonomy, and work-life balance. About the Practice: The pathology group supports a community hospital system with a steady volume of surgical and clinical pathology cases. The team operates in a collaborative environment with close relationships between pathologists, clinicians, and hospital leadership. The practice emphasizes efficiency, quality, and patient-centered care, with access to modern laboratory technology and support staff. Opportunities for medical directorship and involvement in hospital committees may be available depending on interest and experience. Position Highlights: General AP/CP sign-out with a diverse case mix including biopsies, resections, and clinical pathology responsibilities Opportunity to incorporate subspecialty expertise (e.g., GI, breast, GU, etc.) Participation in frozen sections and intraoperative consultations Collegial, team-based environment with strong support staff Potential for medical directorship responsibilities Focus on work-life balance with manageable call responsibilities Candidate Qualifications MD or DO with board certification in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology Subspecialty fellowship training (preferred but not required) Eligible for medical licensure in the applicable state Comfortable with general surgical pathology and clinical pathology responsibilities Strong communication skills and collaborative mindset Compensation & Benefits: Competitive salary with productivity and/or bonus structure Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans CME allowance and malpractice coverage Potential for relocation assistance and sign-on bonus Location: This opportunity is located in a welcoming Midwestern community offering a lower cost of living, short commutes, and a strong sense of community. The area provides access to outdoor recreation, local dining, and family-friendly amenities, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a balanced lifestyle with professional opportunity.

Location: United States The Opportunity: Join a large, nationally recognized academic medical center as a Faculty GI Pathologist within a highly collaborative, subspecialized department. This role offers the opportunity to practice high-level GI pathology in a high-volume setting, including complex liver, pancreas, and gastrointestinal cases, while engaging in teaching, research, and multidisciplinary care. With access to advanced diagnostic technologies and strong institutional support, this position is ideal for a pathologist seeking academic growth and clinical excellence. About the Practice: The Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine is a physician-led academic group with over 50 faculty members and a fully subspecialized practice model. The division manages a high volume of surgical and cytology cases annually and works closely with clinicians and surgeons in a multidisciplinary care environment. The department supports robust residency and fellowship programs across multiple subspecialties, including GI/liver pathology, and provides access to a comprehensive translational research core with advanced molecular diagnostics and next-generation sequencing capabilities. Position Highlights: Subspecialty-focused GI pathology sign-out within a high-volume academic center Exposure to complex cases including liver, pancreas, and transplant pathology Opportunities for teaching residents and fellows in a well-established training program Participation in multidisciplinary conferences and tumor boards Access to advanced diagnostic technologies and research infrastructure Faculty appointment at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level Candidate Qualifications MD or DO with board certification in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology Fellowship training in Gastrointestinal Pathology Eligible for medical licensure in the applicable state Strong diagnostic skills and interest in academic pathology Excellent communication skills and collaborative mindset Compensation & Benefits: Competitive academic compensation package commensurate with experience Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans CME allowance and academic support Malpractice coverage Location: This opportunity is located in a vibrant Midwestern metro area offering a strong balance of professional opportunity and quality of life. The region features an affordable cost of living, excellent schools, and access to outdoor recreation, along with a growing cultural and dining scene.

Location: United States; Rochester, United States Position Title: Pediatric Pathologist Department: Pathology / Laboratory Medicine Job Summary The Pediatric Pathologist is a specialized physician responsible for diagnosing diseases in fetuses, infants, children, and adolescents through the examination of tissues, organs, and bodily fluids. This role combines expert laboratory analysis with clinical collaboration to provide accurate diagnoses that guide patient management and treatment. Key Responsibilities Perform macroscopic and microscopic examination of pediatric tissue specimens, including biopsies, resections, and autopsies. Provide accurate and timely diagnostic reports for pediatric surgical pathology, hematopathology, and cytopathology. Collaborate with pediatricians, surgeons, oncologists, and other clinical teams to discuss findings and implications for patient care. Participate in multidisciplinary case conferences and tumor boards. Oversee and ensure quality control in laboratory testing and procedures, adhering to regulatory and safety standards. Interpret laboratory tests, including molecular and genetic studies, as relevant to pediatric conditions. Engage in teaching and training of residents, fellows, medical students, and laboratory staff. Contribute to clinical research, quality improvement initiatives, and academic publications in pediatric pathology. Maintain professional credentials and stay updated with advances in pediatric pathology and diagnostic techniques. Qualifications MD, DO, or equivalent medical degree with board certification in Anatomic Pathology (AP) or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology (AP/CP). Subspecialty training or fellowship in pediatric pathology preferred. Board certification or eligibility in Pediatric Pathology. Strong diagnostic skills in pediatric surgical pathology, hematopathology, and cytopathology. Knowledge of molecular pathology techniques and pediatric-specific disease processes. Excellent communication and collaboration skills for working with multidisciplinary teams. Commitment to academic activities, teaching, and research. Skills and Competencies Exceptional analytical and diagnostic capabilities. Attention to detail and precision in laboratory work. Ability to handle high-pressure situations and urgent cases. Strong organizational and documentation skills. Leadership skills for managing laboratory staff and mentoring trainees. Work Environment Hospital-based pathology department or academic medical center. Regular exposure to pediatric specimens, some potentially infectious or hazardous. Combination of laboratory, clinical, and educational responsibilities.

Location: Milwaukee, United States The Opportunity: Join a large, nationally recognized academic medical center as a Faculty Cytopathologist within a highly collaborative and subspecialized department. This role offers the opportunity to practice high-level cytopathology in a high-volume setting while engaging in teaching, research, and multidisciplinary care. With access to advanced diagnostic technologies and strong institutional support, this position is ideal for a pathologist seeking academic growth and a dynamic clinical environment. About the Practice: The Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine is a physician-led academic group with over 50 faculty members and a fully subspecialized practice model. The division processes a high volume of surgical and cytology specimens annually and maintains close collaboration with clinical teams across multiple specialties. The department supports comprehensive residency and fellowship programs and offers access to a robust translational research core with advanced molecular diagnostics and next-generation sequencing capabilities. Position Highlights: Subspecialty-focused cytopathology sign-out within a high-volume academic practice Participation in fine needle aspiration (FNA) procedures and on-site evaluations Opportunities for teaching residents and fellows in an established training program Involvement in multidisciplinary conferences and tumor boards Access to advanced diagnostic technologies and research infrastructure Faculty appointment at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level Candidate Qualifications MD or DO with board certification in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology Fellowship training in Cytopathology Eligible for medical licensure in the applicable state Strong diagnostic skills and interest in academic pathology Excellent communication skills and collaborative mindset Compensation & Benefits: Competitive academic compensation package commensurate with experience Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans CME allowance and academic support Malpractice coverage

Location: United Kingdom About the Company Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. Role Summary As Sales Manager, you will: Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners Drive top line revenue growth in the UK Execute the full sales cycle—from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions Report directly to the Global Sales Director Drive and perform territory driven sales Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators and OR decision-makers Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements Experience: 2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies Motivationand interest in working with a med-tech company. Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events Great communication skills in English (both speaking and writing) Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; advanced degree is a bonus Benefits An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally. Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position. Opportunity to work independently. Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives Company car Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development

Location: Germany; Austria About the Company Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. Role Summary As Sales Manager, you will: ●      Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners ●      Drive top line revenue growth in the Bavaria & Austria region ●      Execute the full sales cycle—from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) ●      Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions ●      This position reports to the Global Sales Director Key Responsibilities ●      Drive and perform territory driven sales. ●      Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events ●      Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators and OR decision-makers ●      Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals ●      Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions ●      Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively ●      Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements Experience: 1-2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies ● Motivation and interest in working with a med-tech company. ●      Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements ●      Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills ●      Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities ●      Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events ●      Great communication skills in German and English (both speaking and writing) ●      Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; advanced degree is a bonus Benefits ●      An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally. ●      Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position. ●      Opportunity to work independently. ●      Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives ●      Company car ●      Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development ●      Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development

Location: France About the Company Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. Role Summary As Sales Manager, you will: ●      Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners ●      Drive top-line revenue growth in the northern French region ●      Execute the full sales cycle—from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) ●      Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality, and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions ●      This position reports to the Global Sales Director Key Responsibilities ●      Drive and perform territory-driven sales ●      Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events ●      Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators, and OR decision-makers ●      Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals ●      Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions ●      Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively ●      Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements Experience: 1-2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies ●      Motivated and interestedin working with a med-tech company ●      Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements ●      Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills ●      Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities ●      Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events ●      Great communication skills in French and English (both speaking and writing) ●      Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; an advanced degree is a bonus Benefits An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally ●      Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position ●      Opportunity to work independently ●      Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives ●      Company car ●      Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development ●      Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development

Location: France About the Company Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. Role Summary As Sales Manager, you will: ●      Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners ●      Drive top line revenue growth in the southern French region: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine. ●      Execute the full sales cycle—from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) ●      Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions ●      This position reports to the Global Sales Director Key Responsibilities ●      Drive and perform territory driven sales. ●      Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events ●      Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators and OR decision-makers ●      Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals ●      Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions ●      Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively ●      Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements ● Experience: 1-2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies ● Motivation andinterestin working with a med-tech company. ●      Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements ●      Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills ●      Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities ●      Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events ●      Great communication skills in French and English (both speaking and writing) ●      Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; advanced degree is a bonus Benefits ●      An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally. ●      Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position. ●      Opportunity to work independently. ●      Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives ●      Company car ●      Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development ●      Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development

Location: United States About the Company Our client is an innovative and fast-growing company in the med-tech sector, developing and distributing patented solutions designed to improve operating-room efficiency, enhance staff ergonomics, support infection control, and standardise workflows in surgical environments. Their product portfolio is trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide and reflects our mission to empower surgeons, surgical teams, and hospitals with smarter, more effective solutions. Role Summary As Sales Manager, you will: ●      Drive the adoption of the product portfolio among orthopaedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical partners ●      Drive top line revenue growth in the US ●      Execute the full sales cycle—from lead generation and relationship building to contract negotiation and closure (with Global Sales Director) ●      Collaborate with back office, marketing, product development, quality and logistics teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions ●      This position reports to the Global Sales Director Key Responsibilities ●      Drive and perform territory driven sales. ●      Represent the company at regional trade shows, congresses, and professional events ●      Build and nurture strong, long-term relationships with heads of surgery, hospital administrators and OR decision-makers ●      Develop, execute, and continually refine a regional sales strategy aligned with company goals ●      Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions highlighting key value propositions ●      Report sales performance metrics and forecast effectively ●      Provide market insights and competitive intelligence that inform product development and go-to-market planning Requirements Experience: 1-2+ years in sales within med-tech, medical devices, or pharmaceutical industries—preferred exposure to orthopaedics or operating-room technologies ● Motivation andinterestin working with a med-tech company. ●      Proven track record in territory-driven sales, punctuated by quantifiable achievements ●      Strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills ●      Self-starter with tactical thinking, planning, and organisational capabilities ●      Ability to travel regularly (up to 70%) within your region for client engagements and events ●      Great communication skills in English (both speaking and writing) ●      Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, business, engineering, or a related field; advanced degree is a bonus Benefits An exciting role in a mission-driven, innovative med-tech company focused on improving surgeries globally. ●      Tangible opportunity for a clear career path towards a Managerial / Leadership position. ●      Opportunity to work independently. ●      Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives ●      Company car ●      Supportive culture aligned with values like sustainability, fairness, integrity, and human development ●      Ongoing training, including product, technical, and soft-skills development