The Quality Control Supervisor manages inspection functions, ensures compliance with quality standards and regulations, oversees QC staff, and drives continuous improvement in quality assurance practices.

The Product Manager will develop strategic plans, manage product innovation, coordinate marketing initiatives, and support sales and clinical education for medical devices.

The Lead Rebate Analyst oversees rebate processes, ensuring compliance and accuracy while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance rebate programs and reporting.

The Associate Spine Specialist supports the Spine Territory Manager in sales, inventory management, and product promotion while enhancing customer relationships and maintaining compliance.

The Staff Accountant will assist in monthly financial reporting, SEC filings, equity compensation, and compliance while ensuring accuracy and meeting deadlines.

The Product Manager oversees product design, development, market analysis, project management, compliance, and marketing strategies for a product line, ensuring high-quality documentation and collaboration across teams.

The Associate Spine Specialist supports the sales of orthopedic products, enhances product knowledge, and develops customer relationships while adhering to compliance standards.

The Associate Internal Auditor will assist in assessing risk, testing internal controls, and ensuring compliance with SOX standards, while documenting findings and improvements.

The Sales Manager will lead a sales team, drive revenue growth, build relationships with surgeons, and provide surgical case coverage in the orthopedic market.

The Associate Project Engineer oversees engineering functions from design to product introduction, ensuring compliance and quality in the medical device field.

The Market Access Specialist supports projects on payer coverage and healthcare policy trends, collaborates with sales and marketing teams, and assists the Patient Access team.

As a Neurophysiologist, you will provide intraoperative neuromonitoring, communicate with surgical teams, maintain equipment, and ensure patient safety during surgeries.

The Neurophysiologist provides intraoperative neuromonitoring during surgeries, ensuring patient safety by delivering critical monitoring information and maintaining equipment. Responsibilities include patient consultation, data documentation, communication with surgical teams, and compliance with regulations.

As an Associate Neurophysiologist, you will monitor patients' nervous systems during surgery, provide critical information to surgeons, and maintain neuromonitoring equipment.

Responsible for selling implantable medical devices to healthcare providers, training during procedures, and driving market penetration in the territory.

The Senior Software Engineer develops software for surgical navigation products, leading projects and ensuring solutions are efficient and scalable.

The Account Manager sells implantable medical devices, supports clinical procedures, develops relationships with surgeons, and executes sales plans for effective market penetration.

Responsible for ensuring quality standards on medical devices, leading process improvements, and collaborating with product development teams.

The Contract Administrator manages healthcare account contracts, coordinates submissions, negotiates terms, maintains compliance, and ensures clear communication with sales teams and clients.

The Associate Spine Specialist assists in sales and inventory management, promotes products, and supports the Spine Territory Manager, while maintaining compliance and enhancing customer relationships.