Clinical Applications Specialist - Monitoring Solutions (Bilingual)

About the role

GE HealthCare is hiring a bilingual Clinical Applications Specialist for a national field-based role in patient monitoring. You will act as a trusted clinical partner before, during and after implementation, assessing workflows, shaping education strategies and delivering outcome-focused training so clinicians can confidently adopt the technology. Professional fluency in French and English, spoken and written, is required.

Key responsibilities

• Serve as subject matter expert in critical care patient monitoring, clinical workflows and technology adoption.
• Assess customer needs and workflows, develop learning plans and deliver role-based education for clinicians, super users and other stakeholders.
• Facilitate onsite and virtual training, demonstrations, workshops and evaluations in French and English.
• Support safe adoption by reinforcing evidence-informed practice, system capabilities, alarm management and workflow standardization within the approved scope of GE HealthCare solutions.
• Support pre-sale demonstrations, implementation planning, go-live readiness, post-implementation optimization, upgrades and strategic customer touchpoints.
• Collaborate with clinical leaders, educators, super users and key opinion leaders, and work with Clinical Applications, Sales, Service, Product and Project Management teams.
• Capture training outcomes, share field insights, contribute to education content and stay current on critical care practice and adult learning.
• Follow GE HealthCare quality, compliance, privacy, safety and documentation requirements.

Required profile

• Professional fluency in French and English, including teaching, presenting and writing in both languages.
• Registered nurse in good standing with the applicable provincial regulatory body; current or recent critical care experience strongly preferred.
• Degree, diploma or equivalent combination, with 3+ years of clinical experience in critical care, acute care or patient monitoring.
• Knowledge of critical care workflows and physiologic monitoring, including ECG, hemodynamic monitoring, ventilator-related parameters and alarm management.
• Experience designing and delivering clinical education based on adult learning principles.
• Ability to work independently from a home office while contributing to a national team.
• Willingness to travel extensively across Canada, including frequent overnight trips and occasional weekend support; some travel to the United States may be required.
• Valid driver's license and willingness to complete driving-record checks and customer credentialing where applicable.

Preferred qualifications

• Certification or advanced education in critical care nursing.
• Experience with GE HealthCare patient monitoring solutions or comparable enterprise platforms.
• Experience with 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 with digital collaboration and virtual facilitation tools.