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What You’ll Do:
Builds understanding of Customer’s existing clinical environment, needs, and goals for MIM Implementation
Lead minor workflow adjustments and configurations, coordinate more complex workflow modifications through the appropriate channels to optimize system performance.
Coordinates and manages workflow testing
Creates and manages training and rollout plan(s)Is responsible for customer training and go-live support
Relays any and all customer complaints and feedback to the appropriate MIM team(s) to ensure that they are reviewed and addressed in a timely manner.
Supports technical sales for potential customers, and acts as a salesperson for MIM Software at the technical exhibition of medical conferences.
Continuing medical and technical education is received by working with the staff at institutions and observing exhibitions at medical conferences.
Participate in on-the-job training within a hospital environment to gain firsthand experience of clinical workflows and challenges.
Facilitate training sessions for team members, along with cross-functional teams.
Travel up to 60% of the time for on-site customer training, offering an exciting opportunity to work in diverse settings while directly impacting customer success.
What You’ll Need:
A background as nuclear medicine technologist or in a support capacity for nuclear medicine procedures preferred
Must have strong interpersonal communications skills, project organizational skills, problem-solving abilities, as well as the aptitude to develop a clinical and technical knowledge base.
3-5 years of clinical or medical experience is preferred
At least a four-year bachelors’ degree program from an accredited university, preferably in a technical field or relevant experience is preferred
The ability to travel on an as-needed basis, no more than 60% of the time
Vaccination is required
What You’ll Get:
Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
Permissive time off
A 401(k) with a 4% match
Tuition reimbursement programs
Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
Free snacks and beverages at the office
24-hour access to an in-office fitness center
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What You’ll Do
Support customers in performing phantom calibrations and quality assurance procedures on Nuclear Medicine equipment (e.g., PET/CT, SPECT/CT)
Collaborate with clinical sites to optimize reconstruction parameters and post-processing workflows to align with physician imaging preferences
Develop and maintain quality assurance protocols leveraging best practices in phantom testing and calibration for nuclear medicine theranostic imaging
Act as a technical liaison for theranostic users, guiding implementation of quantitative imaging and dosimetry workflows
Conduct discovery sessions to assess site readiness, workflow gaps, and areas for optimization
Facilitate software trials, establish success metrics, and support trial-to-implementation transitions
Stay current on advancements in Nuclear Medicine imaging, reconstruction algorithms, and theranostic standards through internal collaboration and external engagement
What You’ll Need
PhD in Medical Physics, Nuclear Medicine, or a related field
2–3+ years of direct experience with phantom testing, scanner calibration, and quantitative imaging workflows
Familiarity with theranostic imaging, radiopharmaceutical dosimetry, and image reconstruction techniques
Strong knowledge of regulatory and QA frameworks in Nuclear Medicine (e.g., ACR, AAPM, NEMA standards)
Excellent problem-solving and communication skills, with an ability to support diverse clinical teams
Willingness to travel up to 60% within the U.S. to support customer success
Preferred Qualifications
Board certification or eligibility (e.g., ABR in Medical Physics or equivalent)
Experience with MIM Software or similar advanced molecular imaging platforms
Prior involvement in theranostic program development or vendor collaboration
What You’ll Get:
**Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is required. We will not sponsor individuals for employment visas, now or in the future, for this job opening.**
We will not sponsor individuals for employment visas, now or in the future, for this job opening.These jobs might be a good fit

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Maintain, improve, and add features to a large and mature code base written in Java, developing your autonomy and creativity.
Produce quality code by writing automated tests and participating in peer code review.
Mitigate and document cybersecurity risks.
Enhance custom frameworks.
Learn about the medical industry as needed.
Investigate bug reports from end users, within large software systems, and provide user-facing teams with software solutions.
Interact directly with user-facing staff to define input requirements and see the impact of your work.
Communicate with the team regularly to coordinate on projects, overcome roadblocks, and celebrate successes.
Work with your manager to personalize your growth path.
Contribute meaningfully to GE Healthcare's overall mission of improving patient care.
What You'll Need:
A bachelor's degree in computer science or computer engineering, or a related scientific field with notable computer science coursework.
Two years of industry experience (preferably in Java).
In lieu of a degree, you must have a minimum of five years of direct industry experience in Java.
Knowledge of object-oriented principles and the data structures that support them.
General problem-solving skills.
Strong analytical thinking.
Communication and organization skills.
An appetite for continued learning of both technical and interpersonal skills.
A preexisting understanding of medical imaging isnotrequired.
What You’ll Get:
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Develop trusting relationships with leaders to enable effective coaching and influence in business decisions, especially those impacting people and culture
Provide timely and direct coaching to business leaders, assisting in the development of strong leadership skills
Partner with stakeholders to design and evolve effective organization structures aligned with company strategy.
Embed the aspired GE Healthcare culture by partnering with leaders.
Lead change across the organization by coaching and influencing leaders and engaging colleagues in the vision, plan, and actions.
Monitor and track key talent metrics and take actions to improve performance.
Lead talent processes and initiatives including talent assessment, succession planning, and development strategies.
Champion simplification and build capabilities in individuals and teams.
Collaborate with internal People and Culture centers of excellence to apply processes and resources effectively. (i.e. Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition, Learning and Development, Talent Analytics, etc.)
As a member of GE Healthcare’s Imaging Business HR team, contribute to broader people/culture initiatives beyond the normal scope.
What You’ll Need:
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
8+ years relevant work experience in HR; minimum 5 years of previous experience in Human Resource Manager/Human Resource Business Partnership positions
Experience working in a global mid-large sized, matrixed organization.
In-depth understanding of HR concepts and principles gained through formal education and/or substantial work experience in client HR roles.
Demonstrated experience in making strategic HR decisions, coaching and assessing leadership talent, and effectively interfacing with senior-level business leaders
Desired Characteristics:
Master’s degree preferred.
Thrives in a fast-paced, metrics driven culture.
Finds comfort in discomfort and continuously improves to discover creative solutions
Ability to work in global, changing, matrixed environments, see through complexity and strategically promote a culture of belonging.
Confidence to voice opinions & ideas and ability to deliver tough feedback/coach to leadership.
Financial acumen, and strong intuition for business, including a deep understanding of how the HR function aids in driving business strategy.
Capable of handling multiple issues and/or projects simultaneously and executing to completion
Excellent collaboration, influencing, project management, organizational and change agent skills
What You’ll Get:
Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
Permissive time off
A 401(k) with up to a 4% match
Tuition reimbursement programs
Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
Free snacks and beverages at the office
24-hour access to an in-office fitness center
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What You’ll Do:
Maintain, improve, and add features to a large and mature code base written in Java, developing your autonomy and creativity.
Design and iterate on solutions to real world user problems.
Produce quality code by writing automated tests and participating in peer code review.
Mitigate and document cybersecurity risks.
Learn about the medical industry as needed.
Interact directly with user-facing staff to define input requirements and see the impact of your work.
Investigate bug reports from end users and provide user-facing teams with software solutions.
Communicate with the team regularly to coordinate on projects, overcome roadblocks, and celebrate successes.
Work with your manager to personalize your growth path.
Contribute meaningfully to MIM's overall mission of improving patient care.
What You’ll Need:
A bachelor's degree in computer science or computer engineering, plus two years of industry experience (preferably in Java).
In lieu of a degree, you must have a minimum of four years of direct industry experience in Java.
Knowledge of object-oriented principles and the data structures that support them.
General problem-solving skills.
Strong analytical thinking.
Communication and organization skills.
An appetite for continued learning of both technical and interpersonal skills. A preexisting understanding of medical imaging is not required.
What You’ll Get:
Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
Permissive time off
A 401(k) with a 4% match
Tuition reimbursement programs
Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
Free snacks and beverages at the office
24-hour access to an in-office fitness center
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What You’ll Do:
Builds understanding of Customer’s existing clinical environment, needs, and goals for MIM Implementation
Lead minor workflow adjustments and configurations, coordinate more complex workflow modifications through the appropriate channels to optimize system performance.
Coordinates and manages workflow testing
Creates and manages training and rollout plan(s)Is responsible for customer training and go-live support
Relays any and all customer complaints and feedback to the appropriate MIM team(s) to ensure that they are reviewed and addressed in a timely manner.
Supports technical sales for potential customers, and acts as a salesperson for MIM Software at the technical exhibition of medical conferences.
Continuing medical and technical education is received by working with the staff at institutions and observing exhibitions at medical conferences.
Participate in on-the-job training within a hospital environment to gain firsthand experience of clinical workflows and challenges.
Facilitate training sessions for team members, along with cross-functional teams.
Travel up to 60% of the time for on-site customer training, offering an exciting opportunity to work in diverse settings while directly impacting customer success.
What You’ll Need:
A background as nuclear medicine technologist or in a support capacity for nuclear medicine procedures preferred
Must have strong interpersonal communications skills, project organizational skills, problem-solving abilities, as well as the aptitude to develop a clinical and technical knowledge base.
3-5 years of clinical or medical experience is preferred
At least a four-year bachelors’ degree program from an accredited university, preferably in a technical field or relevant experience is preferred
The ability to travel on an as-needed basis, no more than 60% of the time
Vaccination is required
What You’ll Get:
Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
Permissive time off
A 401(k) with a 4% match
Tuition reimbursement programs
Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
Free snacks and beverages at the office
24-hour access to an in-office fitness center
These jobs might be a good fit