MI Clinical Education Specialist

Role overview

This position centers on delivering and organizing training for GE HealthCare products, with a strong focus on hospital-based education and remote delivery through digital channels. The specialist is responsible for supporting the Molecular Imaging installed base and helping customers use the equipment effectively and safely.

GE HealthCare is a global medical technology and digital solutions company focused on improving outcomes and making a meaningful difference in healthcare.

Key responsibilities

• Provide on-site clinical application training for users of the assigned modality.
• Coordinate installations and initial clinical application support together with sales, service, and the Clinical Education Manager.
• Deliver high-quality customer training to support safe, effective use of GE equipment and to improve image quality and productivity.
• Maintain strong after-sales relationships and build durable customer partnerships while spotting opportunities to address customer needs quickly.
• Present GE differentiators in line with customer clinical needs, competition, and the value and benefits they are looking for.
• Develop and strengthen a network of key opinion leaders across the assigned territory.
• Support trade shows, workshops, demo sites, and customer visits.
• Assist in rolling out digital tools and contribute to the shift toward digital clinical education.
• Record training sessions, site visits, and customer interactions according to local procedures.
• Conduct customer presentations during classroom education days and user events.

Required profile

• Background in radiography or biomedical engineering, along with substantial experience in Molecular Imaging, especially Nuclear Medicine and PET.
• Strong interpersonal abilities, including teamwork and clear communication.
• Self-driven mindset with the initiative to identify improvement opportunities and act on them.
• Team-focused approach with a strong commitment to customer satisfaction.
• Adaptability and willingness to work effectively in changing environments.
• Readiness to travel frequently and spend about 70% to 80% of working time at customer sites on an annual average.
• Fluency in spoken and written English.

Preferred qualifications

• Postgraduate qualification in Nuclear Medicine.
• Prior experience working with GE products.
• Experience delivering training in Molecular Imaging.
• Exposure to other modalities such as CT or X-ray is considered an added advantage.

Additional information

No relocation assistance is provided for this role.