Clinical Account Manager (Integration and Deployment)

Deployment Planning & Execution: Own the end-to-end operational rollout of Raidium's platform once a contract is signed. Define timelines, coordinate installation and configuration, manage access provisioning, and drive each deployment through to go-live.

Partner Coordination: Act as the primary operational contact throughout each deployment — leading calls, setting agendas, tracking commitments, and holding both Raidium and the institution accountable to agreed milestones.

Technical Bridging: Translate between Raidium's engineering team and hospital stakeholders (IT departments, DPOs, radiologists, clinical staff). Ensure integration requirements, data workflows, and compliance needs are clearly scoped and executed.

Account Success & Renewal: Ensure institutions are deriving measurable value from Raidium's technology post-deployment. Monitor adoption and engagement, capture feedback, address friction, and drive renewals and expansion within each account.

Operational Excellence: Surface blockers early, contribute to internal documentation, and help build the playbooks that will scale with each new deployment.

Pre-Sales & Deal Execution: Coordinate the contracting process with hospital legal, procurement, IT, and administrative teams. Work closely with Raidium's legal and leadership to close agreements efficiently.

Master's degree, preferably in an engineering field.

4+ years of experience combining technical deployment with at least one of: account management, hospital sales, or project coordination — ideally in a hospital, health tech, or MedTech environment.

Hands-on experience integrating software into hospital IT environments — this is the central requirement for the role. You should be fluent in the realities of DICOM, HL7, PACS, and EHR integration, and comfortable owning technical deployments inside hospital infrastructure alongside IT departments and CIOs.

Strong project management and communication skills, with the ability to run multiple accounts simultaneously.

Comfort working at the intersection of technical and non-technical teams — you don't need to write code, but you need to understand what's being built and explain it clearly to a hospital CIO.

Ability to operate independently, manage ambiguity, and make sound decisions without a complete picture.

Fluency in French and English, both written and spoken.

Experience navigating governance committees with academic hospitals, cancer centers, or public health institutions — including familiarity with procurement committees and public tender processes.

Knowledge of hospital data compliance processes (RGPD, DPO workflows, IT security committees, hébergement de données de santé).

Exposure to medical imaging workflows and an understanding of how radiologists interact with clinical software.

Own the full account lifecycle — from contract to live deployment to long-term success — with real ownership and measurable impact

Have a direct line to patient care — your accounts put AI diagnostic tools into the hands of radiologists at leading institutions

Be among the first members of a growing team, shaping the processes that will scale across dozens of hospitals and cancer centers

Competitive salary