GI Ultrasound Clinical Educator & Applications Specialist

GE HealthCare (United States); Oregon; Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 166,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare in New York City seeks a Clinical Applications Specialist for GI Ultrasound to drive education, demonstrations, and training strategies. You will enhance customer outcomes by improving image quality, workflow, and protocol management.

You will collaborate with pre-sale and post-implementation teams, promote advanced techniques, and support ongoing education while traveling up to 75% across the US. A strong clinical education background and ARDMS certification are required.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in General Imaging Ultrasound with ARDMS certification.
• ARDMS certification in Abdomen; RVT/Adult Cardiac/MSK preferred.
• Deep understanding of clinical education training and implementation.
• Ability to tailor complex information to varied audiences; HIS/IT knowledge.
• Willingness to travel 75%+ (4-5 days/wk with overnights).

Responsibilities

• Provide technical and clinical leadership during pre-sales for Ultrasound products.
• Coordinate and execute objective-based system training for customers; report outcomes.
• Serve as SME for General Imaging Ultrasound; support sales with clinical insights.
• Penetrate competitive accounts and relay market intelligence.
• Develop training plans for new product features and ongoing needs.
• Support trade shows and conferences with product demos and training.
• Act as focal point for modality, address satisfaction issues and escalations.
• Build relationships with customers to standardize protocols and education.

Skills

Clinical education training

Communication

Healthcare IT knowledge

Willingness to travel

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

ARDMS certification

ARDMS Abdomen certification

Job description

GE HealthCare in New York City seeks a Clinical Applications Specialist for GI Ultrasound to drive education, demonstrations, and training strategies. You will enhance customer outcomes by improving image quality, workflow, and protocol management.

You will collaborate with pre-sale and post-implementation teams, promote advanced techniques, and support ongoing education while traveling up to 75% across the US. A strong clinical education background and ARDMS certification are required.