Clinical Applications Specialist

Insightec is a growing medical technology company transforming patient lives through innovative incisionless surgery.

Our culture is as unique as our people, a diverse global team, with different ideas, skills, interests, and cultural backgrounds driven by our core values – Our Patients, Integrity, Team, Quality and Innovation.

Our dedication to making a real impact on the lives of millions of people and paving the path to a bright future for healthcare, is what bonds us as a Team. We work together in a dynamic collaborative environment to deliver successfully while believing and driving a life-work balance philosophy that encourages our employees to do things that are meaningful outside of work. Every role is significant, your voice is heard, and your ideas are encouraged. We challenge and empower our people to be great at what they do while providing a flexible work environment.

Walking through our corridors, you will be inspired by stories of career journeys at Insightec. We take pride in growing internal talent and encourage our employees to achieve their professional ambitions. With employees in Israel - Haifa and K. Ono, Miami and Dallas, Shanghai, Tokyo and Europe, we offer in each region competitive perks and benefits.

Do the most meaningful work of your career by joining us on our mission to transform tomorrows, today.

Location: Philadelphia base location - (Field Role)

Role Overview

The Clinical Applications Specialist (CAS) serves as a strategic clinical partner to neurosurgeons, multidisciplinary care teams, and hospital leadership, with a core responsibility to educate the clinical team on the Insightec neurosurgical technology.

This role blends clinical and technical expertise, and relationship management to expand procedural knowledge, optimize patient workflows, and strengthen INSIGHTEC's position as a long-term option in the neurosurgical service line. The CAS is accountable for clinically training new sites, teaching clinical staff, and working in partnership with the Clinical