Clinical Training Specialist – Orthopedic Education (PA or NP) Join a Premier Medical Training Team

Are you passionate about education and innovation in orthopedic care? We are looking for a Clinical Training Specialist to join our elite team in Southwest Florida. In this role, you'll collaborate with top-tier surgeons, product developers, and medical professionals to deliver cutting-edge training programs on advanced orthopedic procedures and technologies.

Why This Role Stands Out Be at the forefront of medical education – Lead hands-on workshops, surgical training labs, and interactive learning sessions. Work with cutting-edge technology – Train professionals on the latest advancements in orthopedic devices and techniques. Competitive compensation & perks – Enjoy a strong salary of $135,000 to $140,000, performance-based bonuses of up to 22% of base salary, and comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k) matching, and tuition reimbursement. Unique workplace benefits – Onsite healthcare services, complimentary daily lunches, paid volunteer time, and parental leave. Travel opportunities – Domestic and international travel up to 20% to support training initiatives. Your Role Conduct live surgical training sessions for healthcare professionals and sales teams. Develop engaging educational content, including digital learning modules and training guides. Partner with R&D, engineering, and product teams to refine and enhance medical devices. Evaluate and imp ion OR a bachelor’s degree (or higher) in biomedical sciences. Orthopedic experience – At least 5 years in musculoskeletal medicine, surgery, or a related field. Strong teaching abilities – Previous experience in medical education, training, or curriculum development. Hands-on skills – Comfortable with surgical demonstrations and lab-based learning. rove training strategies for better patient outcomes. Handle cadaveric specimens for surgical demonstrations and skill labs. What We’re Looking For Clinical expertise – PA or NP certification OR a bachelor’s degree (or higher) in biomedical sciences. Orthopedic experience – At least 5 years in musculoskeletal medicine, surgery, or a related field. Strong teaching abilities – Previous experience in medical education, training, or curriculum development. Hands-on skills – Comfortable with surgical demonstrations and lab-based learning.