Clinical Applications Specialist - MICT (One-Year Contract)

About the role

The Clinical Applications Specialist MICT brings deep clinical education expertise and product knowledge of Molecular Imaging and Computed Tomography (MICT) systems to support pre-sales and post-sales activities. The role delivers clinical training, supports product demonstrations and contributes to successful MICT system installations. It is a one-year fixed-term position with the possibility of extension, depending on business needs and performance.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver clinical applications training (on-site and remote) so users operate GEHC MICT systems safely, effectively and optimally.
• Provide technical and clinical leadership during sales by showing product features, clinical benefits and workflow integration.
• Support the Sales team with product demonstrations, clinical evaluations and customer presentations.
• Coordinate installation and initial training with Sales, Service and Clinical Education teams.
• Monitor customer installations and give ongoing education and optimization support.
• Promote GE Healthcare's MICT differentiators, including advanced imaging, AI-driven features and workflow innovations.
• Take part in trade shows, workshops and customer visits, and document sessions and site visits according to local compliance protocols.
• Support the adoption of digital tools and act as a liaison between customers and internal teams (Sales, Marketing, R&D).
• Stay up to date on industry trends, competitor offerings and emerging clinical practices.

Required profile

• Degree in Radiologic Technology or equivalent clinical qualification.
• Minimum 2 years of clinical experience in MICT imaging.
• Proven experience delivering clinical training on MICT systems (GEHC or equivalent).
• Willingness to travel extensively (70-80% of working time).
• Fluency in English and the local language; fluency in additional regional languages is a plus.

Required skills

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, customer-centric approach.
• Solid computer skills (MS Office and digital training platforms).
• Preferred: in-depth knowledge of GEHC MICT systems or competitors, experience in large hospitals or academic settings, strong presentation skills, ability to simplify complex clinical concepts.