Clinical Applications Specialist - Neurology/Oncology (Northeast)
Scorpion Therapeutics · Kentucky
FULL-TIME
Posted Sep 24, 2026
85K–120K a year
Job Description
Role
Clinical Applications Specialist supporting GE HealthCare's Neurology and Oncology radiotracers (Vizamyl, DaTscan, Cerianna). Focuses on clinical training, operational support, and fostering adoption of molecular imaging solutions to ensure clinical impact for patients.
Responsibilities
• deliver on-site and virtual training
• build customer relationships with physicians, technologists, and staff
• support pre-sale activities like image reviews and software demos
• represent products at conferences
• communicate customer insights internally
Requirements
• CNMT or equivalent Nuclear Medicine certification
• 4+ years clinical imaging experience, including 3+ years in Nuclear Medicine/PET, with familiarity with DaTscan, Vizamyl, or Cerianna preferred
• Must be comfortable working in clinical/patient environments and willing to travel extensively (85+%) across the US and Canada, residing within 1 hour of a major airport
Skills
• proficiency with Windows-based software, CRM tools, and industry-specific viewing applications
Preferred
• strong communication and training skills, strategic thinking, and collaboration ability
High-value specifics
• focus on PET radiopharmaceuticals, clinical support, product training, and customer engagement within the US healthcare setting
Work setup
• primarily field-based with extensive travel
Clinical Applications Specialist supporting GE HealthCare's Neurology and Oncology radiotracers (Vizamyl, DaTscan, Cerianna). Focuses on clinical training, operational support, and fostering adoption of molecular imaging solutions to ensure clinical impact for patients.
Responsibilities
• deliver on-site and virtual training
• build customer relationships with physicians, technologists, and staff
• support pre-sale activities like image reviews and software demos
• represent products at conferences
• communicate customer insights internally
Requirements
• CNMT or equivalent Nuclear Medicine certification
• 4+ years clinical imaging experience, including 3+ years in Nuclear Medicine/PET, with familiarity with DaTscan, Vizamyl, or Cerianna preferred
• Must be comfortable working in clinical/patient environments and willing to travel extensively (85+%) across the US and Canada, residing within 1 hour of a major airport
Skills
• proficiency with Windows-based software, CRM tools, and industry-specific viewing applications
Preferred
• strong communication and training skills, strategic thinking, and collaboration ability
High-value specifics
• focus on PET radiopharmaceuticals, clinical support, product training, and customer engagement within the US healthcare setting
Work setup
• primarily field-based with extensive travel
Additional Details
- State
- Kentucky
- Country
- US
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