Therapy Development Specialist, College Graduate (7 months Program)

Make a meaningful difference to patients around the world. Our University Programs are designed to help early-career professionals contribute to solutions that transform patient lives.

We also believe in investing in the future of our talented people across the globe, including early career professionals seeking to explore and establish themselves within the medical device industry.

We’ll provide you with the opportunity to thrive in a dynamic environment where you can make innovative contributions. As a Therapy Development Specialist with us, you’ll find motivation and inspiration in a culture that emphasizes passion for patients as you discover your own strengths .

How you will make an impact:

Educate and engage with the General Cardiologist community and hospital heart teams about aortic stenosis.

Advocate for the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of aortic stenosis.

Organize educational events. Between the TAVI teams and referring hospitals about Aortic Stenosis. Collaborate with healthcare professionals to enhance awareness on the urgency to treat aortic stenosis and timely referrals.

Promote therapeutic practices and advancements in the treatment of aortic stenosis.
Organize and participate in educational sessions, workshops, and seminars.
Collaborate with healthcare professionals to enhance awareness and understanding of aortic stenosis.
Provide support and resources to cardiologists and heart teams to improve patient outcomes

What will you need? (Required) :

Bachelor degree in Biomedical Engineering or equivalent (College Graduate - Full time position)

English & Hebrew - Fluent

Academic projects related to cardiovascular medical device field

Proactive, Independent & Self-motivated

What else we look for (Preferred):

Good computer skills in usage of MS Office

Good documentation, communication and interpersonal relationship skills

Basic understanding of cardiovascular diseases - Advantage

Knowledge of principles, theories, and concepts relevant to Cardiovascular