Molecular Imaging Clinical Education Specialist

Job Description Summary

The role of a Clinical Education Specialist is primarily to deliver and co‑coordinate training on GE Healthcare’s products. This training is mainly delivered at a hospital site but also remotely using digital methods. The Clinical Education Specialist owns support within the Molecular Imaging installed base.

GE Healthcare is a leading global medical technology and digital solutions innovator. Our mission is to improve lives in the moments that matter. Unlock your ambition, turn ideas into world‑changing realities, and join an organization where every voice makes a difference, and every difference builds a healthier world.

• Provide onsite clinical applications training to users of equipment in the given modality area.
• Co‑coordinate installations and initial clinical applications alongside sales, service, and the Clinical Education Manager.
• Conduct high‑quality application training at customer sites to ensure the customer’s safe and effective use of GE equipment, maximizing image quality and productivity.
• Maintain satisfactory after‑sale relationships and develop long‑term customer relationships, while identifying and capitalizing on opportunities that immediately satisfy customer needs.
• Promote unique differentiators based on customer clinical needs, competition, values, and benefits sought.
• Continuously develop and improve a network of key opinion leaders within the assigned territory.
• Support trade shows, workshops, show sites, and customer visits.
• Support the deployment of digital tools and embrace the digital transformation of clinical education.
• Document trainings, site visits, and customer interactions as per the local protocol.
• Deliver customer presentations at classroom education days and user events.

• Based on a radiographer or biomedical engineering degree and significant experience in Molecular Imaging (Nuclear Medicine/PET).
• Excellent interpersonal skills including teamwork and communication.
• Self‑motivated with a willingness to take the initiative to identify opportunities for improvement and take action to improve.
• Team‑oriented with a customer‑satisfaction mindset.
• Flexible and willing to adapt to changing work environments.
• Open to travel and able to be at customer sites 70–80 % of the working time (annual average).
• Fluent in English (spoken and written).

• Post‑graduate qualification in Nuclear Medicine.
• Experience working with GE products.
• Experience conducting training in Molecular Imaging.
• Experience working in other modalities such as CT or X‑ray is a bonus.

Relocation Assistance Provided:
No.