Nuclear Medicine Clinical Application Specialist - CHI

Scorpion Therapeutics; Indiana (PA); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Healthcare is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Clinical Applications Specialist to deliver adult education and training for NM imaging applications. The role is primarily field-based and involves on-site and remote training, pre-sale evaluations, and post-installation support.

You will collaborate with sales, project management and service teams to tailor training to customer needs, document activities, and expand product knowledge across NM modalities.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years imaging experience with at least 3 years in Nuclear Medicine.
• ARRT or equivalent NM certification.
• Willingness to travel 90%+ across US and Canada.
• Proficient with Windows applications and digital training tools.
• Bachelor's degree or 6 years relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop clinical and software expertise and deliver pre-sale evaluations.
• Conduct on-site and remote training and post-installation support.
• Collaborate with sales, project management and service teams; document training activities.

Skills

Imaging experience

Nuclear Medicine

ARRT NM Certification

Travel readiness

Windows proficiency

Digital training tools

Education

Bachelor's degree or 6 years relevant experience

Tools

Windows applications

Job description

Role

Nuclear Medicine Clinical Applications Specialist supporting GE Healthcare imaging applications, focusing on adult education and training in NM modality.

Responsibilities

• develop clinical and software expertise, deliver pre-sale evaluations, conduct on-site and remote training, enhance customer experience, and provide post-installation support.
• Collaborates with sales, project management, and service teams to ensure effective training aligned with customer needs and SOA; documents training activities; maintains customer relationships; and contributes to improving product knowledge within NM.

Requirements

• minimum 3 years of imaging experience with at least 3 years in Nuclear Medicine
• ARRT or equivalent NM certification
• ability to travel extensively (90+%), including overnight and weekends across US and Canada
• proficient in Windows applications and digital training tools
• Bachelor's degree or 6 years relevant experience

Preferred

• 10+ years clinical experience, 5+ years with GE NM modality, strong communication, teaching skills, and organizational ability; capable of strategic contribution and flexible in a dynamic environment.

HighValue

• nuclear medicine
• NM modality
• patient environment
• extensive travel
• clinical education
• software proficiency
• certification requirements

Work Setup

primarily field-based with extensive travel.