Jobs at GE Healthcare

Lead quality and compliance activities for MR Coil medical device technologies across design, development, manufacturing, transfer, and service. Ensure compliance with GE HealthCare’s quality system, FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485, and MDSAP. Support audits, CAPA, root-cause investigations, nonconformance evaluations, product launches, design controls, and process improvements while collaborating cross-functionally to protect patient safety and enable commercial delivery.

Supports high-impact operations and supply chain projects in healthcare manufacturing. Interns may work in fulfillment, sourcing, lean manufacturing, or environmental health and safety, addressing material shortages, improving planning, reducing costs, implementing shop-floor improvements, and supporting compliance. The program develops technical, problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills through hands-on experience across GE HealthCare business areas.

Supports daily manufacturing operations by coordinating new product introductions, monitoring resources and defects, maintaining current production documentation, and ensuring quality, safety, and EHS compliance. Partners with production, engineering, planning, QA, and MRB teams to implement Lean process improvements, improve productivity, investigate quality issues, identify training needs, and support pilot production activities.

Hardware engineering interns complete summer projects in areas such as power electronics, embedded systems, RF design, electronic schematics and layouts, mechanical design using Creo, rapid prototyping, FEA, CFD, thermal management, reliability engineering, and design verification. Interns receive technical mentorship, participate in professional development, and contribute to healthcare technology projects.

Entry‑level rotational engineering program with three 8‑month assignments across hardware and software disciplines. Contribute to product development from concept to production, gain technical and leadership training, receive mentorship, and work with technologies like Java, Python, MATLAB, C++, CAD and simulation tools. Relocation assistance provided; U.S. work authorization required.

Provides clinical education, product demonstrations, and technical leadership for General Imaging Ultrasound customers across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the West Region. Coordinates customer training, supports pre-sales and post-implementation activities, optimizes imaging workflows and protocols, addresses customer issues, and partners with sales and clinical teams. Requires extensive travel, ARDMS certification, ultrasound expertise, healthcare IT knowledge, and strong communication and project management skills.

Provide proactive executive and light Chief of Staff support to the Chief Marketing Officer. Manage calendars, travel, meetings, preparation, correspondence, presentations, expenses, leadership coordination, decision tracking, and follow-ups. Anticipate priorities, identify stakeholder and preparation gaps, organize global meetings and events, maintain confidentiality, and connect the executive’s time to business objectives.

Executes global product marketing for an X-ray portfolio, including launch planning, sales enablement, competitive intelligence, evidence-based content, regional enablement, marketing operations, and cross-functional coordination with Product, R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, Market Access, and Sales teams.

Owns and executes diagnostic imaging sales strategy for healthcare accounts in Oklahoma. Builds relationships with hospitals, practices, and imaging centers; grows market share and revenue; manages equipment and service contract sales; develops customer technology and capital plans; uses Salesforce.com to manage the sales funnel; and collaborates on site visits and negotiations.

Provide clinical and technical leadership for General Imaging ultrasound: deliver pre-sales demonstrations, objective-based training, new product adoption, and ongoing clinical education. Support sales and customers from pre-sale through post-implementation, optimize imaging protocols and workflows, document training outcomes, and represent the product at conferences. Frequent travel and strong clinical communication skills required.

Manage PCS orders from entry through cash collection, ensuring order quality, contract compliance, pricing accuracy, backlog integrity, delivery dates, shipping, and billing instructions. Coordinate with field teams, regional stakeholders, and shared services on order changes and transfers. Resolve accounts receivable disputes, support cash collection, report order modifications, and drive continuous improvement through standard work, Lean, and Six Sigma initiatives.

Leads GE HealthCare’s Canadian Magnetic Resonance portfolio, owning commercial strategy, orders, revenue, profitability, forecasting, funnel growth, market share, product launches, and lifecycle management. Builds customer and stakeholder relationships, supports sales and negotiations, develops market intelligence, and leads promotional activities, training, trade shows, and educational initiatives. Requires deep MR clinical and technical expertise, healthcare or MedTech commercial experience, and strong cross-functional leadership.

Provides CT clinical and operational expertise through pre-sale evaluations, customer education, and post-installation training. Develops and delivers outcome-based training for clinicians using GE Healthcare CT equipment, supports commercial and service teams, coordinates training delivery, documents activities, and maintains customer relationships. The role requires extensive travel throughout the Southern Rocky Region, strong communication skills, CT certification, clinical experience, and proficiency with business and web-based software.

Provides clinical education, product demonstrations, and technical leadership for General Imaging Ultrasound customers across a regional territory. Supports pre-sales, implementation, customer training, workflow and protocol optimization, product adoption, trade shows, escalations, and clinical relationship development. Requires extensive travel, strong ultrasound expertise, ARDMS certification, GE Healthcare system experience, and knowledge of healthcare information systems, networking, and IT.

Drives PET/CT sales across Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana by providing technical support, positioning GE technology, identifying commercial solutions, and partnering with regional and account sales teams. Builds market penetration, presents complex information to decision-makers, meets sales quotas, leads cross-functional sales efforts, and travels extensively throughout the territory.

Manage Radiation Oncology customer accounts for MIM Software, building strategic relationships and driving product adoption. Provide clinical software training, basic technical support, feature presentations, and proactive issue resolution. Capture customer interactions in CRM, coordinate cross-functional follow-up, support upgrades and renewals, and identify cross-selling opportunities. The role requires clinical workflow knowledge, hospital navigation skills, customer success experience, and up to 30% national travel, including occasional meetings outside normal business hours.

Sell GE HealthCare products directly to customers, partners, and distributors while supporting channel sales and development. Build knowledge of assigned territories, product lines, markets, sales processes, and customer segments. Develop strong customer relationships, communicate technical information, exercise judgment within defined guidelines, solve business problems, and coordinate effectively with colleagues and business teams.

Calibrate, test, troubleshoot, and service MR medical equipment during installations, upgrades, and field service calls. Lead calibration activities, communicate status to customers and internal teams, maintain tools and service records, implement corrective actions, and support preventive maintenance and field modifications. The role requires onsite work in the Los Angeles area, customer interaction, physical equipment handling, after-hours availability, and up to 50% overnight travel. The engineer may also train less experienced field engineers.

Leads commercial strategy and territory sales for GE Healthcare’s DaTscan and DaTQUANT neurology portfolio across the Pacific Northwest. Develops hospital, imaging center, and physician accounts; drives diagnostic adoption, referrals, contracts, pricing, forecasting, and sales execution. Educates healthcare stakeholders on Parkinson’s and neurodegenerative disease imaging pathways, manages cross-functional relationships, and achieves territory revenue targets while maintaining regulatory compliance.

Designs, develops, and delivers neurology radiopharmaceutical training for US and Canada commercial teams. Responsibilities include product and disease-state education, sales enablement, curriculum development, facilitation, effectiveness measurement, compliance review, stakeholder collaboration, and vendor management. The role supports new-hire onboarding and ongoing field development across virtual, in-person, e-learning, and blended formats, with approximately 25% travel.