Job Description Summary

At GE HealthCare, we are committed to creating a world where healthcare has no limits. In this national field-based role, you will combine your critical care expertise, passion for education, and knowledge of patient monitoring to help clinicians confidently adopt technology in the moments that matter most.

As a Clinical Applications Specialist, you will be a trusted clinical partner before, during, and after implementation. You will assess workflows, shape education strategies, deliver outcome-focused training, and collaborate across sales, service, product, and project teams to support customer success.

Bilingual requirement

Professional fluency in French and English, both spoken and written, is required. You must be comfortable facilitating clinical education and customer discussions in both languages.

What you will do

• Be the clinical expert. Serve as a subject matter expert in critical care patient monitoring, clinical workflows, and technology adoption.
• Lead implementation education. Assess customer needs and workflows, develop learning plans, and deliver role-based education for clinicians, super users, and other stakeholders.
• Deliver engaging learning experiences. Facilitate onsite and virtual training, demonstrations, workshops, and evaluations in French and English. Adapt your approach to the audience, care setting, and learning needs.
• Support safe and confident adoption. Reinforce evidence-informed practice, system capabilities, alarm-management concepts, and workflow standardization within the approved scope of GE HealthCare solutions.
• Partner across the customer journey. Support pre-sale demonstrations, implementation planning, go-live readiness, post-implementation optimization, upgrades, and strategic customer touchpoints.
• Build trusted relationships. Collaborate with clinical leaders, educators, super users, key opinion leaders, and multidisciplinary teams to strengthen adoption and long-term customer outcomes.
• Collaborate as one team. Work closely with colleagues in Clinical Applications, Sales, Service, Product, and Project Management. Communicate risks, dependencies, customer feedback, and opportunities clearly.
• Drive continuous improvement. Capture training outcomes, share field insights, contribute to education content, and remain current on critical care practice, patient monitoring, and adult learning.
• Operate with quality and integrity. Follow GE HealthCare quality, compliance, privacy, safety, and documentation requirements, along with applicable customer policies and regulations.

What you bring

Required qualifications

• Professional fluency in French and English, including the ability to teach, present, and write effectively in both languages.
• Registered Nurse in good standing with the applicable provincial regulatory body. Current or recent critical care experience is strongly preferred.
• Degree, diploma, or equivalent combination of education and experience, with 3+ years of clinical experience in critical care, acute care, or patient monitoring.
• Demonstrated knowledge of critical care workflows and physiologic monitoring, including ECG, hemodynamic monitoring, related parameters, and alarm management.
• Experience developing and delivering clinical education using adult learning principles.
• Ability to translate complex clinical and technical information into clear, practical guidance for varied audiences.
• Ability to work independently from a home office while contributing actively to a collaborative national team.
• Willingness and ability to travel extensively across Canada, including frequent overnight travel and occasional weekend support. Some travel to the United States may be required.
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to complete driving-record and customer credentialing requirements where applicable.

Preferred qualifications

• Certification or advanced education in critical care nursing.
• Experience with GE HealthCare patient monitoring solutions or comparable enterprise patient monitoring platforms.
• Experience supporting technology implementation, train-the-trainer programs, go-live readiness, workflow assessment, or clinical change management.
• Strong facilitation, presentation, relationship-building, planning, and documentation skills.
• Comfort using digital collaboration and virtual facilitation tools, with curiosity and a growth mindset.

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No