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Level Ex® (a Brainlab company) uses state-of-the-art video game technology and cognitive neuroscience to accelerate the adoption curve of new techniques and products in medicine. Using the psychology of entertainment - our games drive an order of magnitude more engagement than other digital HCP marketing and training approaches… and we are just scratching the surface of what is possible.

Our games revolutionize how medical professionals advance their clinical skills, earn CME, and keep up-to-speed on challenging cases, new drug therapies, medical devices, and clinical best practices. The company's medical video games run on phones, tablets, and web browsers, and are played by over 1 Million healthcare professionals. Our latest cloud-gaming platform allows multiple users to diagnose or treat a virtual patient collaboratively over video-conferencing platforms like Zoom. Top 20 pharmaceutical and medical device companies (including J&J, Amgen, Philips, Baxter, and many others), national medical societies, and government organizations such as NASA leverage Level Ex's acclaimed platform for HCP education and training.

We're now looking for a Biomedical Solutions Specialist - Intern to support our Medical Team as we grow a new genre of hyper-casual medical games, starting in late April on a 3-month contract.

Responsibilities

  • Review and categorize medical content across diseases, conditions, procedures, and other interventions.
  • Conduct research in conjunction with the lead biomedical solutions specialist on a product or specialty to align with company goals and objectives.
  • Track active and future research projects with leads and actively participate in external and internal facing discussions when needed.
  • Work with a team of physician advisors, clinical, and content experts to gather ongoing medical information for product and/or specialty research.
  • Attend internal medical meetings and readily update teams on ongoing projects.
  • Other research-related duties as assigned.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree required, along with completion of or current enrollment in an advanced healthcare-related degree, such as a PhD, MD, DO, NP, MPPA, or PA.
  • Minimum of at least 1+ years of the relevant job or college experience.
  • Experience in clinical, translational, or bench research.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Proven communication skills with experience communicating with clinicians and internal teams in multiple disciplines.
  • Analytical problem solver and able to alert leadership of issues where appropriate.
  •  Conduct literature reviews with the ability to decipher complex clinical information in layman’s terms. 
  • Literature search abilities.
  • Demonstrable analytical and problem-solving skills, preferably from a fast-paced work environment.
  • Experience using Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.

Bonus Qualifications

  • Experience with curriculum design and educational objective development.

Rate

  • This position pays between $20 to $25 an hour, based on the individual's experience and qualifications, for a 3-month contract.

Interested?  

For the fastest consideration please send us your resume along with an optional cover letter. Meet some of our incredible team here, and learn why you'll enjoy our company and culture - Video: Why Join Level Ex.

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