Clinical Consultant - Joint Replacement

Work Flexibility: Field-based

Due to continued and rapid growth, we are accepting expressions of interest for an upcoming opportunity as Clinical Consultant within our Joint Replacement team in Dunedin, New Zealand.

Robotic technology is rapidly expanding across New Zealand’s healthcare landscape, transforming the future of orthopaedic surgery and creating exciting new opportunities for clinicians to be at the forefront of innovation. As hospitals continue to invest in advanced robotic platforms, this role offers a unique pathway to build a future-focused career with a strong robotics lens.

You’ll be surrounded by experienced professionals who bring deep clinical and industry knowledge, offering a rare opportunity to learn directly from experts in the field. Through hands-on exposure, real-time surgical support, and ongoing guidance, you’ll continuously build your technical capability and confidence—accelerating your development in a highly specialised and evolving area of healthcare.

What You Will Do

• Make a meaningful impact where it matters most—inside the operating theatre.

• Provide in-theatre clinical and technical support during knee and hip replacement procedures improving patient outcomes every day

• Guide surgeons and clinical staff on the safe and effective use of Stryker orthopaedic products

• Develop and maintain product knowledge across joint replacement portfolios and apply this in live surgical environments

• Deliver product in-servicing sessions to clinical teams to support safe adoption and usage

• Travel to support cases across the designated region based on surgical schedules

What You Will Need

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Allied Health, biomedical engineering or a related clinical field

• Minimum 2 years of clinical experience in a healthcare environment (e.g. hospital, allied health, emergency services)

• Full driver’s license valid in New Zealand

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting or working within operating theatre environments

• Exposure to orthopaedics, musculoskeletal health, or surgical procedures

• Experience using medical devices or clinical technologies in patient care

Additional Information/Benefits

• Full-time, field-based role supporting hospitals in Dunedin and surrounding regions

• Regular travel required based on surgical schedules

• Comprehensive onboarding and structured training program provided

• Multiple financial benefits including health care, financial wellbeing, insurance benefits.

• Ongoing training and opportunities for career progression, paid Parental leave schemes, volunteer Days

Join a team that is committed to improving healthcare outcomes and supporting your professional growth. If you're ready to take your clinical career in a new direction, we encourage you to register your interest.

To join us, click apply now!

Travel Percentage: 50%