Clinical Education & Applications Specialist, Cardiac

GE HealthCare; Oregon; On-site; USD 92,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare is seeking a Clinical Applications Specialist to deliver clinical and product knowledge training for a defined modality within the territory. The role focuses on hands-on and didactic education, improving user competency, and driving adoption of advanced features in clinical routines.

Responsibilities include developing training curriculums, coordinating system training, and partnering with customers to create customized training plans, while expanding education offerings and

Qualifications

• RT(R), RN, CVT or RCIS certification
• 2+ years technical/clinical experience in interventional cardiology
• Experience with GE Healthcare systems Mac-Lab and CardioLab
• Willingness to travel 80%+ (4-5 days/week, US/Canada)
• Visa sponsorship not offered for US positions

Responsibilities

• Develop product, clinical, and software knowledge within a modality and become a domain expert
• Schedule and deliver objective-based system training and education support; demonstrate features
• Execute training programs as defined by Clinical Applications Specialist priorities
• Serve as education consultant to internal account community, communicating progress to GE team
• Record outcomes and develop customized training strategies with customers
• Support adoption of new product features and imaging techniques to drive patient care quality

Skills

Clinical certifications

Travel 80%

Communication skills

Tools

GE Mac-Lab

CardioLab

Job description

GE HealthCare is seeking a Clinical Applications Specialist to deliver clinical and product knowledge training for a defined modality within the territory. The role focuses on hands-on and didactic education, improving user competency, and driving adoption of advanced features in clinical routines.

Responsibilities include developing training curriculums, coordinating system training, and partnering with customers to create customized training plans, while expanding education offerings and