Laminar Inc., recently acquired by Johnson & Johnson is hiring for a Field Clinical Engineer. This is a fully remote role with a strong preference for a candidate located on the Eastern Seaboard. In this highly visible role, the Field Clinical Engineer is responsible for supporting clinical research investigational cases in the area of left atrial appendage closure. In this key customer facing position, the Field Clinical Engineer will demonstrate technical expertise, business acumen, and will uphold the ethical principles of clinical research and patient care. Job Description * Supporting Laminar LAAC investigational cases as needed. Developing and maintaining strong knowledge of LAAC, Laminar device, and competitive landscape. * Implementing effective training programs for physicians and catheterization / EP lab staff. * Assisting catheterization / EP lab and research staff in the recording of essential data points during Laminar LAAC procedures. * Sterile preparation of devices in the catheterization / EP lab environment. * Providing didactic and hands-on training to physicians and catheterization / EP lab staff on the Laminar LAAC device and procedure. * Interpreting medical imaging studies (echo, fluoroscopy, cardiac CT) to aid in case planning, device selection, and follow-up. * Being a resource to key stakeholders, including investigators and healthcare professionals to facilitate study enrollment, address inquiries, and maintain effective communication. * Gathering site feedback on potential Laminar LAAC system and procedural refinements and communicating this information to internal Laminar teams. * Understanding referral pathways and demonstrating the ability to aid clinical sites in identifying potential opportunities to increase clinical trial enrollment and retention. * Distributing physician and patient-focused literature and other materials to increase awareness and understanding of the left atrial appendage closure, Laminar LAAC System, and Laminar clinical investigations. * Identifying, remediating, and escalating site compliance issues. * Partnering with clinical affairs, other Laminar personnel, and CRO partners to develop effective communication strategies.