Clinical Applications Specialist, General Imaging Ultrasound MN/ND/SD
ge healthcare united statesBismarck (ND)
Clinical Applications Specialist, General Imaging Ultrasound MN/ND/SD
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ge healthcare united statesBismarck (ND)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Role:
Clinical Applications Specialist for General Imaging Ultrasoundfocusing on clinical education, training, and product demonstrations to enhance customer technical and clinical competencies.
Responsibilitiesdeliver objective-based system training
serve as a clinical liaison to sales
develop training strategies for new products
support trade shows
maintain thorough documentation
Requirementsassociate degree or equivalent
3+ years of ultrasound technical/clinical experience
ARDMS certification (including Abdomen; RVT, OB/GYN, Cardiac, MSK preferred)
strong communication skills
willingness to travel over 75% within the US, specifically in MN, ND, SD.
HighValueexpertise in General Imaging Ultrasound, ARDMS certification, extensive US travel, and experience with GE Healthcare GI systems.
WorkSetupfield-based within territory; extensive travel required.
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