Clinical training specialist clinical science liaison – csl albany rochester ny

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Varian Medical Systems, a Siemens Healthineers company is hiring a Clinical Training Specialist (CSL) for the Albany/Rochester, NY area supporting Varian Interventional Solutions (VIS) by providing in‑person case coverage, clinical education, and first-line technical support for VIS products. This role trains and guides physicians, nurses, and hospital staff on proper product use, assists during procedures in a hands‑off clinical support capacity, and ensures equipment, disposables, and procedural documentation are fully managed. The specialist also supports product installations, addresses customer training needs, contributes to medical affairs activities, and represents VIS at trainings, demos, and industry events. The position requires strong clinical knowledge (IR/CT, OR, sterile technique), excellent communication skills, the ability to work in fast‑paced procedural environments, and regional travel of approximately 50%.

What You Will Do

Provide in-person case coverage

Ensure product/s and ancillary components are available for each case.

Complete and process all procedure related paperwork as required.

Track and report all customer complaints.

Ensure physicians and staff have the most current information available.

Manage a disposable inventory sufficient to cover assigned case load.

Bring products (including Microwave and Cryoablation generators) to cases as required.

Train and educate physicians and hospital staff on use of assigned VIS products

Provide on-site clinical support during procedures while maintaining a “hands off” posture in relation to direct patient con