Job Summary – Nuclear Medicine Clinical Systems/Test Technologist

Overview
This position is ideal for a candidate currently working as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in a hospital or clinic, specifically with SPECT or PET imaging systems. The individual will leverage their clinical expertise to support the development, testing, and validation of nuclear medicine imaging equipment before it is released to manufacturing and customers.

Key Responsibilities

Work hands-on with prototype nuclear medicine scanners in a laboratory environment.
Test and evaluate new imaging systems, features, and innovations during the development phase.
Provide clinical insight and feedback based on real-world nuclear medicine experience.
Support product validation activities prior to manufacturing and field deployment.
Collaborate with engineering and development teams to ensure products meet clinical needs and usability standards.
Ideal Candidate Profile

Current or recent experience working in a Nuclear Medicine Department within a hospital or clinic.
Experience operating SPECT and/or PET scanners.
Strong understanding of nuclear medicine workflows, procedures, and imaging equipment.
Clinical nuclear medicine background is the most important qualification.
Candidates with 0+ years of experience may be considered if they have completed the required nuclear medicine education and clinical rotations.

Education & Qualifications

Nuclear Medicine Technology education/certification required.
Bachelor's degree is preferred but not mandatory if the candidate possesses the required nuclear medicine credentials and clinical training.
No minimum years of experience required.

Work Environment

100% onsite position.
Work is performed in a lab setting with large nuclear medicine imaging scanners and prototypes.
Opportunity to see the full product lifecycle, including research, development, testing, and manufacturing.