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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:
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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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.
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 certified medical dosimetrist or radiation therapist is 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
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:
Draft & publish technically accurate, accessible, and easy-to-use user-facing documentation
Independently test the software and research the product to develop an understanding of the inner workings of our software to inform better content development
Collaborate with technically oriented engineering teams to develop product copy that is understood by a clinical audience
Collaborate with product and clinical science teams to plan product development and support release timelines
Support our quality and regulatory teams with documentation creation and updates; build your knowledge of medical device quality and regulatory guidelines
Develop and maintain specialized knowledge for one or more product lines
Develop proficiency in creating, editing, or managing additional content: training videos, LMS/e-learning content, white papers, or translated documentation
What You’ll Need:
Should have at least 4 years of prior experience in technical writing, preferably in the medical industry or a related area
Aptitude to develop clinical and anatomical knowledge and learn on the job
Meticulous organizational and communication skills
Ability to balance multiple priorities and communicate with a diverse group of stakeholders
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