Clinical Nurse Trainer
Cyted · Full-time · Posted today
About Us
We’re Cyted, a pioneering gastrointestinal diagnostics company transforming earlier detection for oesophageal cancer and Barrett’s oesophagus.
Our EndoSign test combines a swallowable capsule with advanced biomarkers and analytics to detect disease earlier, improving patient outcomes while reducing pressures on healthcare systems.
What started as an idea between a health-tech entrepreneur and leading clinical scientists in Cambridge UK, has quickly grown internationally, backed by EQT Life Sciences and a $44M Series B investment.
But we still work like a startup - because we are one. Things move quickly and we’re building as we go. Some days you’ll solve brand new problems and others you’ll roll your sleeves up and get things done.
We’re a collaborative team, so your work matters. We have our investors trust, but you won’t disappear into layers of hierarchy, waiting months for decisions. If you've got a good idea, we want to hear it - whatever your role.
We like curious, adaptable people who are always willing to learn. This isn’t a polished corporate - we’re building as we go.
If you're excited to help build something ambitious from the ground up that makes a real difference to patients' lives - we'd love to hear from you.
Our four-stage process runs on a rolling basis, with each stage serving a clear purpose. Shaped by candidate feedback, we've designed it to give you honest insights into Cyted, whatever the role.
Reporting to the Clinical Specialist, you will combine clinical education, practical change support and close collaboration with NHS clinical and operational teams. You will prepare teams for clinic launch, deliver high-quality training, assess readiness and competency, and help staff build confidence in new workflows and technology.
You will deliver Cyted’s approved clinical training and implementation programme, translating clinical and technical workflows into practical, role-specific learning. Through trusted on-site support during launch, early adoption and ongoing education, you will help each clinic operate safely and effectively within approved SOPs, governance processes and escalation routes. Working Pattern and Location The role is a full-time position with a standard 37.5 hour working week and the role holder may be required to work flexibly.
It is a field-based position involving frequent travel across an assigned North or South UK territory, with ownership of managing your diary and customer commitments, including visits to NHS sites and Cyted offices as required. In this role you will be accountable for: NHS trust implementation:
60 days: Beginning to deliver training alongside colleagues and building an understanding of assigned customers, their teams and the relationships needed to support successful implementation.
90 days: Independently supporting clinic launches and early adoption, while identifying opportunities to improve ways of working and make implementation processes more efficient and successful. Benefits
Our EndoSign test combines a swallowable capsule with advanced biomarkers and analytics to detect disease earlier, improving patient outcomes while reducing pressures on healthcare systems.
What started as an idea between a health-tech entrepreneur and leading clinical scientists in Cambridge UK, has quickly grown internationally, backed by EQT Life Sciences and a $44M Series B investment.
But we still work like a startup - because we are one. Things move quickly and we’re building as we go. Some days you’ll solve brand new problems and others you’ll roll your sleeves up and get things done.
We’re a collaborative team, so your work matters. We have our investors trust, but you won’t disappear into layers of hierarchy, waiting months for decisions. If you've got a good idea, we want to hear it - whatever your role.
We like curious, adaptable people who are always willing to learn. This isn’t a polished corporate - we’re building as we go.
If you're excited to help build something ambitious from the ground up that makes a real difference to patients' lives - we'd love to hear from you.
Our four-stage process runs on a rolling basis, with each stage serving a clear purpose. Shaped by candidate feedback, we've designed it to give you honest insights into Cyted, whatever the role.
- Initial conversation – A relaxed online conversation with Maddie from our People team to get to know you, talk through your experience and answer any questions you have about Cyted.
- Line manager interview – An online discussion exploring the role in more detail through scenario-based and role-specific questions.
- Team interview & assessment – Meet the wider team in person and see how we work. You'll complete a presentation or practical assessment so we can hear your ideas and see how you approach challenges at Cyted.
- Final Interview – Marcel, our CEO, still meets every potential new joiner. It's an opportunity to discuss your ambitions and how they align with Cyted's journey and future vision.
Reporting to the Clinical Specialist, you will combine clinical education, practical change support and close collaboration with NHS clinical and operational teams. You will prepare teams for clinic launch, deliver high-quality training, assess readiness and competency, and help staff build confidence in new workflows and technology.
You will deliver Cyted’s approved clinical training and implementation programme, translating clinical and technical workflows into practical, role-specific learning. Through trusted on-site support during launch, early adoption and ongoing education, you will help each clinic operate safely and effectively within approved SOPs, governance processes and escalation routes. Working Pattern and Location The role is a full-time position with a standard 37.5 hour working week and the role holder may be required to work flexibly.
It is a field-based position involving frequent travel across an assigned North or South UK territory, with ownership of managing your diary and customer commitments, including visits to NHS sites and Cyted offices as required. In this role you will be accountable for: NHS trust implementation:
- Building trusted relationships with NHS trust stakeholders, assessing local pathways and training needs, and translating these into practical implementation and readiness plans.
- Supporting pre-launch preparation, including team roles, documentation, patient flow, escalation routes and agreed responsibilities, and provide on-site support during clinic launch.
- Delivering engaging, role-specific training to multidisciplinary teams using demonstrations, supervised practice and realistic scenarios covering the endosign pathway, Cyted systems, sample or data handling, quality requirements and troubleshooting.
- Assessing HCP knowledge and practical competency against an approved Cyted competency framework, maintaining accurate training records, identifying gaps, agreeing targeted remediation and escalating where competency is not achieved.
- Acting as a credible first-line clinical point of contact during implementation and early adoption, answering questions clearly and recognising the limits of the role. Escalating complex clinical, patient-safety, quality, product or operational concerns promptly through the agreed Cyted governance and escalation route.
- Providing post-launch follow-up, monitor adoption themes, helping resolve recurring training or workflow issues, and gathering actionable feedback from NHS users.
- Sharing structured field feedback with the Clinical Specialist and relevant Cyted teams, contributing to improvements in training materials, standard operating procedures, competency tools and implementation playbooks.
- Representing Cyted in line with clinical and information governance requirements.
- NMC registration as a Registered Nurse with relevant post-registration clinical experience.
- NHS experience, including delivery of clinical education or training.
- Experience assessing clinical competency and providing remediation or follow-up training.
- Experience in endoscopy, gastroenterology, oncology or diagnostics.
- Experience implementing or supporting adoption of a new clinical pathway, diagnostic service, healthcare technology or medical device.
- Experience working across NHS and commercial healthcare environments.
- A recognised teaching, mentorship or clinical assessing qualification.
- Experience supporting service improvement, change management or post-launch adoption.
- Strong understanding of patient safety, clinical governance and escalation.
- Strong facilitation, communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to adapt training to different audiences.
- Organised and digitally confident, able to manage multiple implementations, maintain accurate records and learn new systems quickly.
- Ability to work autonomously with sound judgement and a patient-centred, professional approach.
- Proactive, collaborative and dependable.
- Willingness to work in a field-based role with frequent travel across an assigned UK territory.
60 days: Beginning to deliver training alongside colleagues and building an understanding of assigned customers, their teams and the relationships needed to support successful implementation.
90 days: Independently supporting clinic launches and early adoption, while identifying opportunities to improve ways of working and make implementation processes more efficient and successful. Benefits
- 25 days’ holiday + public holidays with the ability to purchase up to 5 additional days
- Matched pension contributions up to 7%
- Company paid private health insurance with access to wellbeing and fitness discounts, including dental, optical and audiological cover
- Paid 4 week sabbatical after 4 years of service
- Company paid income protection of 75% base salary following a 13 week deferred period and company paid life insurance of 4x basic salary
- Regular team socials, Winter & Summer parties, and an annual Team Day
- Electric Vehicle and Cycle to Work Schemes through salary sacrifice
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