Senior Clinical Specialist - Ultrasound Role OverviewThe Senior Clinical Specialist provides advanced clinical expertise to support ultrasound product development internal clinical testing external clinical evaluations and customer engagements This role acts as a key clinical interface between customers clinical partners and internal R D teams to ensure delivery of high-quality clinically relevant ultrasound solutions Qualifications ExperienceBachelor s degree in Cardiac Care Technology Radiology Imaging or related clinical science 5-8 years of clinical experience as a cardiac sonographer or senior ultrasound clinician Solid expertise with Siemens ultrasound systems experience with Philips GE is a plus Experience collaborating with R D Product Management Engineering or UX teams Knowledge of clinical evaluations usability testing and healthcare software validation Familiarity with regulatory and quality processes IEC standards usability engineering clinical validation Key ResponsibilitiesIndependently perform and interpret complex Echocardiography and Ultrasound examinations Execute and support internal clinical testing including workflow validation image quality assessment feature verification and usability evaluations Support external clinical evaluations validations and research collaborations at partner sites Lead product demonstrations and clinical system evaluations at customer locations Evaluate image quality optimize protocols and identify workflow and performance gaps Collect structured clinical feedback and translate insights into actionable inputs for R D and product teams Travel locally regionally to support clinical collaborations and customer engagements Leadership MentorshipMentor junior clinical specialists and support clinical capability development Provide clinical leadership during prototype evaluations and feature validation phases Contribute to internal training best-practice sharing and clinical documentation Represent Siemens Healthineers as a senior clinical expert in internal and external engagements