Why Join Us:
Why You’ll Love Working at Cook
At Cook, we believe in taking care of our people so they can take care of others. As a global, family-owned company that has been improving patients’ lives since 1963, we’re committed to doing business with integrity and making a positive impact in the communities where we live and work.
We’re guided by strong ethical standards and core values, and we believe the best ideas come from creating solutions together. Our company culture values every voice, brings together inclusive teams who collaborate well, and encourages learning and innovation. When you join Cook, you’re not just starting a job, you’re building a career with purpose, in a company that invests in you.
What You Can Expect at Cook
These are some ways we support our people across Cook:
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Meaningful work & strong values:Contribute to improving patient care globally in a company known for high ethical standards and integrity.
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Competitive rewards & security: Competitive, performance-related compensation and benefits that support your health and financial wellbeing.
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Flexibility & time off: Paid time off, holidays, and hybrid or remote work options for many jobs, where possible.
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Growth & development: Learning opportunities, educational assistance, and development programs to help you grow your skills and career.
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Wellbeing & community: Health and wellness initiatives, social activities, and community engagement that help you feel connected and supported.
Benefits and programs vary by country and job. Our recruiters can provide more information about the specific benefits and programs available in your location.
Overview:
Are you passionate about improving patient health outcomes? Are you an enthusiastic and disciplined Vascular Surgeon that is seeking your next rewarding challenge away from the surgical environment?
Join an organisation where you can apply your superior clinical knowledge and expertise to support device risk assessment, regulatory submissions and product development.
Reporting to the Global Director of Medical Affairs, you will collaborate across Cook business functions and business units applying your clinical knowledge and expertise to support device risk assessment, regulatory submissions, product development, internal and external training, global reimbursement efforts, market research and sales and marketing efforts.
At Cook Medical, we understand that unique perspectives, ideas and contributions only strengthen our workforce and encourage innovation through solving problems together. You will be joining a collaborative, high performing team who are constantly looking at ways to evolve and improve the way we work.
Responsibilities:
- Clinical Expertise– Develop and maintain deep knowledge in your assigned therapeutic area, including risks, benefits, patient selection, and evolving treatment options.
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Scientific Leadership– Stay at the forefront of scientific and clinical trends, building meaningful relationships with key clinicians to advance understanding in your field.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration– Partner with Regulatory Affairs, R&D, Marketing, Quality Assurance, Engineering, and Commercial teams to provide expert clinical input across the product lifecycle.
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High-Impact Deliverables– Independently lead and complete complex, high-scope tasks with exceptional quality, including clinical review of internal and external-facing documents.
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Medical Device Lifecycle Knowledge– Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the medical device lifecycle and the strategic role of Medical Affairs within a global organisation.
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Mentorship & Team Development– Provide direction and guidance to Associate Medical Directors, supporting the delivery of high-quality outcomes for Medical Affairs customers.
Qualifications:
We are seeking people who align with our company values and have a passion for providing quality solutions to our patients. To be successful in this role, you will be able to demonstrate the following skills and experience:
- Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery essential.
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Demonstrated Vascular clinical experience with direct patient care preferred.
- Appropriate clinical knowledge and experience required, such as exposure to medical and surgical procedures and the use of medical devices in a clinical setting.
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Advanced technical writing skills.
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Highly developed analytical skills.
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Maintain interest and be skilled at reviewing literature and web-based research.
