Clinical Specialist (Orthotics - PCS) (Remote, US)

Summary Statement For more than a century, Ottobock has pursued the mission of helping people living with limb loss, limb difference, or mobility challenges maintain or regain their freedom of movement. We do this through the development of leading prosthetic, orthotic, and wheelchair innovation, and an unwavering commitment to delivering superior patient care experiences. As a growing healthcare company, we continue to invest in both our people and new service offerings. With more than 10,000 employees worldwide and 1,000 across North America, we are dedicated to advancing the O&P industry and improving the lives of the people served by it. The Professional and Clinical Services Team (PCS) North America is seeking a highly motivated ABC Certified Orthotist for the role of Clinical Specialist, Orthotics – East Region. The ideal candidate will be in the East region of the U.S. The purpose of this position is to provide clinical and technical expertise, education, and product training to internal and external customers to grow the orthotics business unit. The Clinical Specialist is one of few employees here at Ottobock that is a Certified Orthotist. Trained and certified to properly fit our orthotic componentry, the Clinical Specialist serves as the clinical connection between our orthotic products, internal departments, customers, and end-users. Duties & Responsibilities Assist customers (both virtually and onsite) in the clinical environment by educating patients and clinicians, directing care, and conducting trials to support clinical application of our orthotic products and fitting techniques. Develop broad-based technical and clinical knowledge & experience with our Ottobock orthotic portfolio to educate our customers on fitting indications and procedures. Support customers via phone or MS Teams with product troubleshooting measures. Assist with patient care activities & manage complex fittings via strategic visits (onsite and virtual) with our customers. Collabo