This role typically asks for planning and running events and outbound campaigns that reach healthcare buyers such as hospitals and insurers. A strong candidate brings healthcare or medtech marketing experience, comfort with clinical audiences, and the ability to manage many events across several countries. For a company selling an AI skin cancer risk tool, the work connects that product to the people who decide what gets used in care.
How it fits the AI era
AI changes the work by handling attendee lists, follow up emails, and event performance tracking, so more time goes to the human parts. What stays human is building trust with clinicians and insurers, reading a room, and turning a conversation into a relationship. The role sits between a technical product and the people who must believe in it.
How it builds AI experience
The AI experience gained here is marketing a regulated AI medical device to health systems, which is rare and valuable. It includes learning how clinical evidence and trust shape adoption, and how to explain an AI tool without overclaiming. Building this means getting close to the product, the evidence, and the questions buyers actually ask.
Worth showing
- Outbound campaign delivery
- Multi market coordination
- Clinical audience messaging
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About Skin Analytics
An autonomous AI medical device that assesses skin cancer risk without a doctor reviewing every case.
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