We are recruiting one current hospital purchasing/procurement leader in Canada for a paid UX research interview. Who fits: • Current Purchasing Manager/Director, Procurement Director or Sourcing Leader at a Canadian hospital, hospital network or regional health system • Your facility actively uses or manages GE / GE HealthCare equipment The session is a 60-minute online interview and compensation is $150. This is research participation only — not a sales pitch or job offer. If this matches your current role, or if you know the right colleague, please reply here or send me a private message with your current role and confirmation that your facility uses GE HealthCare equipment. I will share the short eligibility screener privately after that check.

Hi everyone — I’m an independent market-research recruiter supporting a paid UX study for current US hospital or health-system Service/HTM leaders. We are looking specifically for Directors or Managers of Clinical Engineering, Healthcare Technology Management, Biomedical Engineering, or closely related hospital-side service leadership roles. For this Service/HTM track, both GE and non-GE equipment environments are eligible. The study is a 60-minute online interview, and eligible participants who complete the session receive $150. This is research participation, not a sales pitch and not a job offer. If this matches your current role, please reply here or send me a private message. I’ll verify the role details privately and send the short official screener.

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