The Senior Product Manager owns the end-to-end lifecycle of digital health products, from business case development through launch and commercialization. They must align cross-functional teams including R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, and Sales to ensure product strategy meets corporate goals.
The Account Manager will drive sales growth for the ACT Cardiovascular portfolio across Denmark while building long-term relationships with key healthcare professionals. They are responsible for providing clinical expertise, managing tender processes, and ensuring accurate sales reporting within their territory.
The Program Manager is responsible for driving multiple concurrent, high-priority medical device projects to on-time, compliant delivery within an FDA and ISO 13485 regulated environment. This role manages cross-project dependencies, resource planning, and risk mitigation while serving as a key liaison between functional teams and senior leadership.
The Creative Marketing Manager is responsible for leading the conception, design, and production of all marketing materials to drive brand awareness and lead generation. This role involves managing website content, video production, and cross-functional collaboration to implement the company's brand strategy.
Manage end-to-end healthcare technical projects, including feasibility, planning, installation, and customer handover. Coordinate internal technical teams, field engineers, and external partners to ensure project quality and adherence to timelines.
The Senior Manager, Digital Quality Excellence leads the enterprise digital quality strategy, ensuring QMS digital capabilities and AI-enabled analytics drive regulatory compliance and operational excellence. This role bridges IT, Quality, and business stakeholders to implement scalable frameworks for AI-enabled medical technologies and continuous quality improvement.
The International Product Manager will lead the end-to-end success of the CSSD/SPD portfolio across global markets by bridging product development with market execution. Key tasks include managing global supplier relationships, driving product roadmaps, and collaborating with sales teams to ensure launch excellence and market growth.
Plan, coordinate, and report medical device field actions across Getinge entities, ensuring timely regulatory submissions, accurate documentation, and effective communication with internal and external stakeholders. Maintain field action records, support audits and inspections, advise on regulatory requirements, and lead process improvements for U.S. field action planning.
The Medical Affairs Manager acts as a clinical and scientific subject matter expert, providing medical expertise to internal and external stakeholders throughout the product lifecycle. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to support clinical strategy, regulatory submissions, and post-market clinical follow-up activities.
The Associate General Counsel provides strategic legal advice to North American business areas regarding the development, manufacture, and commercialization of medical technology products. They also draft and negotiate complex commercial agreements while advancing the use of legal technology and AI-enabled tools to improve operational efficiency.
The Product Manager will drive product promotion, manage technical documentation for tenders, and implement marketing strategies to ensure market adoption. They will act as a strategic interface between the market, customers, and internal stakeholders to contribute to business growth.
The specialist will drive the growth of the Digital Health Solutions portfolio in Norway by managing key accounts and leading complex sales opportunities. They are responsible for coordinating tender processes, maintaining CRM pipelines, and developing long-term customer relationships.
The Area Sales Manager is responsible for driving sales growth and managing customer relationships within the Lubelskie and Podkarpackie regions. This includes managing public tender processes, negotiating agreements, and identifying new business opportunities for Acute Care Therapies.
The Global Medical Education Manager develops and executes comprehensive internal and external educational programs to support the safe and effective use of Getinge products. This role involves coordinating with cross-functional teams, engaging with healthcare professionals, and managing global medical education initiatives.
The Associate Territory Manager supports Territory Managers in achieving sales targets for surgical tables and infection control products through customer demos, quotes, and business case development. The role involves managing territory forecasting, providing post-sales support, and identifying resources to effectively position Getinge products.
The Manager of Contracting and Pricing Strategy leads the organization's pricing governance, contract lifecycle management, and commercial analytics functions. This role manages a team to ensure pricing integrity, margin optimization, and cross-functional alignment across sales, finance, and legal departments.
The coordinator is responsible for planning, scheduling, and executing surgical workplace projects while managing a team of field project engineers. They must ensure project implementation meets customer agreements, manage partner relationships, and maintain high-quality standards through KPI evaluation.
The Territory Manager is responsible for driving sales and business growth for Digital Health Solutions within an assigned territory. They will develop key relationships with hospital stakeholders and collaborate with internal teams to promote total solution sales and meet revenue goals.
The Territory Manager is responsible for driving sales and business growth for Digital Health Solutions within the assigned territory. They will develop key relationships with hospital stakeholders and collaborate with internal teams to promote total solution sales.
The Territory Manager is responsible for driving sales and business growth for digital health solutions within the assigned territory. They will develop key relationships with hospital stakeholders and collaborate with internal teams to meet revenue and order goals.
The Territory Manager is responsible for selling pharmaceutical equipment and service contracts by developing strategic account plans and collaborating with sales specialists. They must meet assigned sales objectives, manage territory forecasts, and ensure high levels of customer satisfaction through effective communication and coordination.
