Traveling Cardiology Clinical Applications Educator

GE HealthCare (United States); New York (NY); On-site; USD 92,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare seeks a Clinical Applications Specialist to deliver clinical and product education within a defined modality or portfolio. You will train clinical end-users, develop curricula, and drive adoption of advanced imaging features, collaborating with account teams to enhance the customer experience and promote education offerings.

This role requires extensive travel and strong interpersonal skills. Required credentials include RT(R)/RN/CVT/RCIS, 2+ years in interventional cardiology, and

Qualifications

• Certification as RT(R), RN, CVT or RCIS.
• 2+ years of technical/clinical industry experience in interventional invasive cardiology.
• Demonstrated experience with GE Healthcare systems, Mac-Lab and CardioLab.
• Willingness to travel extensively (80%+).

Responsibilities

• Develop product, clinical and software knowledge within a modality; become a domain expert.
• Coordinate and deliver objective-based system training and education support.
• Execute training plans, assess outcomes, and tailor strategies to customer needs.
• Act as an education consultant to internal accounts; guide clinical, technical and professional aspects.
• Drive revenue through on-site or remote clinical education delivery and post-installation support.

Skills

Certification: RT(R)/RN/CVT/RCIS

Interventional cardiology experience

GE Healthcare product experience (Mac‑

Job description

GE HealthCare seeks a Clinical Applications Specialist to deliver clinical and product education within a defined modality or portfolio. You will train clinical end-users, develop curricula, and drive adoption of advanced imaging features, collaborating with account teams to enhance the customer experience and promote education offerings.

This role requires extensive travel and strong interpersonal skills. Required credentials include RT(R)/RN/CVT/RCIS, 2+ years in interventional cardiology, and