Compliance Officer - ANZ

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Compliance Officer – ANZ

This is a senior leadership opportunity to shape a high‑impact Compliance program across ANZ and influence how a global medical technology leader operates with integrity. You will partner closely with executive leaders to protect people, patients, and the business, while enabling sustainable growth in a highly regulated environment. If you enjoy business partnering, solving complex risk challenges, and setting the tone at the top, this role offers meaningful scope and visibility.

What You Will Do

• Lead and oversee the ANZ Compliance program, ensuring alignment with global strategy while adapting to regional business needs.
• Partner with senior leaders and the Compliance Committee to identify, assess, and mitigate material compliance risks that impact business performance.
• Establish and reinforce a culture of ethics and integrity by setting clear expectations, governance, and accountability across leadership teams.
• Design, implement, and continuously improve compliance policies, training, and guidance to meet legal, regulatory, and business requirements.
• Implement effective compliance controls, including monitoring, auditing, third‑party oversight, and corrective‑action processes.
• Analyze compliance and business metrics to inform strategy, prioritize resources, and measure program effectiveness.
• Report regularly on compliance program status, risks, and improvement initiatives to regional and global leadership.
• Represent the organization in relevant industry forums, incorporating external best practices and regulatory trends into program enhancements.

Required

• Minimum bachelor’s degree in law, business, finance, or a related discipline.
• Minimum 10 years of professional experience, including compliance experience in a highly regulated industry.
• Demonstrated experience designing or leading elements of an enterprise compliance program aligned to regulatory standards and ethical codes.

Preferred

• Graduate degree (e.g., law, business administration) or professional compliance accreditation.
• Experience partnering with executive leadership and governance committees at regional or country level.
• Experience overseeing third‑party compliance and indirect channel partner risk management.

Enabling Tech Clinical Support Specialist

As an Enabling Tech Clinical Support Specialist, you will provide expert clinical and technical support for Stryker’s Q Guidance spine and cranial navigation systems, as well as legacy Nav3i and Airo systems. You will partner closely with surgeons, OR teams, and internal sales colleagues to ensure successful installation, training, and long‑term adoption of advanced navigation technology. This is a field‑based role with approximately 80% travel, combining remote first‑line support with extensive on‑site clinical presence, including intraoperative guidance and hands‑on training in hospital environments.

What You Will Do

• Provide field‑based clinical and technical support for Q Guidance, legacy Nav3i, and Airo CT systems, including first‑line troubleshooting.
• Deliver on‑site clinical and intraoperative support to maximize system utilization and clinical value.
• Train surgeons and OR teams on system use, workflows, and best practices.
• Lead installation and integration of navigation systems and related healthcare IT solutions.
• Support regional sales teams through pre‑sales demonstrations and clinical expertise.
• Act as first point of contact for remote customer support and training.
• Resolve customer issues in line with service and escalation protocols.
• Drive successful onboarding, adoption, and long‑term customer engagement.
• Collaborate closely with Application Engineers and sales teams as one Enabling Technologies unit.

Required

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience in a medical, clinical support, or nursing field.
• Proven ability to quickly learn, understand, and communicate complex medical technology and clinical workflows.
• Strong organizational, administrative, and time‑management skills, suited to a field‑based environment.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to train and support surgeons and clinical teams.
• Strong customer‑first mindset, with a high level of professionalism and service orientation.
• Stress resistance and strong problem‑solving skills.
• Natural ability to build relationships and understand the needs of others.
• Attention to detail and ability to analyze written specifications.
• Solid computer proficiency, including standard tools such as Excel.
• Willingness to travel extensively (80%+); valid driver’s license required.
• Fluency in English (ideally C1) and French.

Preferred

• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in healthcare, medical devices, or a clinical environment.
• Knowledge of spine surgery, navigation systems, or spinal anatomy preferred.
• Experience supporting procedures in an operating room or surgical setting.
• Experience delivering clinical education, onboarding, or user training.
• Proven ability to support complex technology implementations in hospital environments.
• Experience partnering effectively with sales or commercial teams.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary package and benefits:
  • Car – customized and including all services & fuel card.
  • Phone – Apple iPhone.
  • Laptop and full technical equipment.
  • Fully covered healthcare insurance.
  • RTT.
• Recognition of your performance. Outstanding individual and cross‑functional team performance is rewarded. Ideas, projects, or other exceptional achievements can be submitted for various awards on a local and global level.
• Promoting work‑life balance through flexible working hours. We offer an appealing and flexible working hours model to accommodate individual life situations.