Clinical Adoption Specialist - Southeast (Swoop MRI)

Hyperfine; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Hyperfine, Inc. is seeking a Clinical Support Specialist - Southeast to train hospital staff on the Swoop Portable MRI System and optimize clinical workflows. You will serve as a clinical consultant during the sales cycle, capture feedback for R&D, and support adoption across sites.

The role requires deep MR imaging experience, strong relationship-building with physicians and nurses, and frequent travel to healthcare facilities within the assigned Southeast region.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Radiology or related field is required
• ARRT MR credentialing and active registration required
• 3+ years of clinical MR imaging experience in a hospital setting
• 2+ years of clinical applications or clinical training experience preferred

Responsibilities

• Train hospital staff on safe and effective use of the Swoop Portable MRI System
• Provide customized training and support for new operators
• Develop relationships with hospital staff and consult on best practices
• Gather clinical feedback for product improvement and future projects
• Support sales with technical input during cycles and site visits
• Assist in clinical adoption, utilization, and retention initiatives
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams (sales, marketing, clinical science) to increase customer value
• Travel as needed to customer sites for installations and demonstrations

Skills

Critical care knowledge

Stakeholder management

Clinical workflow optimization

Communication

Time management

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Associate’s degree in Radiology Sciences or related field

ARRT registration with MR credentialing

Tools

MRI systems

Job description

Hyperfine, Inc. is seeking a Clinical Support Specialist - Southeast to train hospital staff on the Swoop Portable MRI System and optimize clinical workflows. You will serve as a clinical consultant during the sales cycle, capture feedback for R&D, and support adoption across sites.

The role requires deep MR imaging experience, strong relationship-building with physicians and nurses, and frequent travel to healthcare facilities within the assigned Southeast region.