Clinical Nurse Consultant - Vascular Access

About the role

Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD), a global medical technology company, is recruiting a Clinical Nurse Consultant for its Medication Delivery Solutions portfolio in Melbourne, Victoria. The role works with healthcare professionals across Victoria to deliver education, training and clinical support on vascular access and infusion therapy, and suits nurses such as PICC Inserters, Vascular Access CNCs, Nurse Educators or Clinical Nurse Specialists.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver clinical education, training and technical support across the Medication Delivery Solutions portfolio
• Coordinate and facilitate PIVC and CVAD education programs across Victoria and Tasmania
• Provide PICC, CVAD, Midline, Port and Infusion Therapy education to healthcare professionals
• Support customer product evaluations, clinical trials and implementation programs
• Run in-service training, workshops and simulation-based education sessions
• Build relationships with clinicians, nurse educators and key opinion leaders
• Partner with Sales teams to support customer engagement and clinical adoption
• Stay current with evidence, guidelines and best practice, attend conferences and share market insights

Required profile

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
• Strong vascular access experience, including PICC insertion
• Expertise across CVADs, PICCs, Ports, Midlines and PIVCs
• Experience delivering clinical education, training or adult learning programs
• Comfortable presenting to groups and mentoring clinicians
• A Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, nursing association involvement or project management experience is highly regarded

Required skills

• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Stakeholder engagement and relationship building
• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities

What we offer

• Competitive salary package and benefits
• Ongoing professional development and career growth
• Flexibility and autonomy while staying connected to clinical practice