Clinical Retention Specialist (Mid-Atlantic - VA, WV, KY, MD, DC, NC, DE)
Insulet
- Location
- US Kentucky
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- Aug 12, 2026
About this role
Job Summary
Join a mission-driven team dedicated to simplifying life for people with diabetes. We’re seeking a Clinical Retention Specialist for the Mid-Atlantic region to drive meaningful impact through innovative technology, helping our customers enjoy greater freedom and healthier lives while growing your career in a collaborative, forward-thinking environment.

 The Clinical Retention Specialist is a clinically driven retention role focused on strengthening long‑term adoption of Omnipod® products and improving health and quality‑of‑life outcomes for people living with diabetes. This position blends deep clinical expertise, consultative selling, and relationship management to retain customers through high‑impact education, proactive issue resolution, and personalized clinical support. The ideal candidate is a dynamic, results‑oriented clinical educator who thrives in a fast‑paced, high‑volume phone/virtual environment and partners closely with internal teams and healthcare providers. Through value‑driven clinical conversations, this role reinforces confidence in Omnipod therapy and proactively addresses barriers to long‑term use. Operates as an individual contributor without formal people management responsibility. Requires independent judgment in managing day‑to‑day customer interactions, prioritizing outreach, and delivering clinical education within defined parameters.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical Expertise & Education Applies foundational, evidence‑based diabetes management knowledge to support patient interactions and contribute to successful use of Omnipod therapy, following established guidelines and with appropriate guidance. Deliver personalized education and training to new and existing patients, and healthcare providers within the assigned region—via phone and virtual platforms. Provide proactive follow‑up, clinical consultation, recommendations, and troubleshooting to ensure sustained device adoption. Educate customers and HCPs on Omnipod data and reporting tools to promote informed clinical conversations and therapy optimization. Determines appropriate actions for routine and moderately complex scenarios and escalates issues that fall outside established guidelines Directly impacts customer satisfaction, therapy continuity, and retention outcomes within an assigned geographic territory. Maintain current clinical licensure, CDCES certification, and Omnipod product credentials to ensure compliant, accurate guidance. Customer & Healthcare Provider Engagement / Retention (Sales‑Based) Serves as a clinical retention contact for an assigned geographic territory, supporting customer retention efforts and contributing to sustained adoption of Omnipod therapy through consistent engagement and use of established processes and guidance Supports delivery of business results across the assigned region by executing plans, engaging stakeholders, and monitoring performance using established processes and guidance. Conduct proactive outreach to assess satisfaction, reinforce product value, and resolve concerns, aligning outreach timing with regional time zones and access considerations. Utilize clinical retention selling techniques to influence continued Omnipod use through education, confidence‑building, and outcome‑focused discussions. Identify early indicators of disengagement or churn through data assessment and analytics in partnership with the data science teams and collaborate with Customer Success teams to deploy targeted, regionally informed save strategies. Identifies and assesses common barriers to therapy continuation (clinical, behavioral, logistical, and access‑related), including geographic differences, and applies standard approaches to support practical, patient‑centered solutions with moderate guidance. Develop a working knowledge of the regional healthcare landscape, including key health systems, diabetes centers, referral patterns, and payer considerations