Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Position Overview

This position involves Writing, Training, Research and more in the areas above, related to SPECT and PET cardiac imaging

• You have obtained a Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) designation

• You have provided patient care for at least one-year, predominantly cardiac care

• That experience is supplemented by writing, research, training or other non-patient skills

• You are interested to extend and apply that knowledge in an “office oriented setting”

• All cardiac SPECT & PET cameras / modalities / protocols / software platforms

• This position involves Writing, Training, Research and more, related to SPECT & PET cardiac imaging

• Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Principal Responsibilities

Training Customers

• Training new customers at their location – requires out-of-state travel

• Assess and research customer related imaging and reporting issues

• Thorough documentation

• Assist with pre-sale product demonstrations

• Develop educational presentations and write-ups

• Other related projects as requested

Creating Product Related Material

• Involves strong business writing skills

• Organization and logical thought

• Material includes:

- User Guides

- Clinical Guidance Documents

- Product Collateral

- Training Narratives

- Research and summarize Industry related topics, as requested

• Develop analytical reports as requested

Assisting Other Areas

• SALES

- Understand customer needs

- Assist them through the purchase process

- Product Collateral

- Training Narratives

- Research and summarize Industry related topics, as requested

• RESEARCH

- Assist with the management of clinical image datasets

- Assist in the generation of abstracts and technical papers

- Grant writing a plus

• DEVELOP / DOCUMENT PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES

Qualifications Required

Education:

• BA or BS degree in Computer Science or a related field

• BA or BS Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or Medical Imaging Technology may also be relevant

Training and Experience:

• Candidate must have a minimum of one-year clinical experience in nuclear medicine

• Coupled with demonstrable writing experience, of any nature, with examples that can be evidenced

• Comfortable using computers for processing images and general office needs

• Reasonable knowledge of Microsoft Office, directory organization and local area networks

Qualitative Skills:

• Concise, effective communicator – both written and oral

• Examples of project management that can be evidenced

• Excellent organization skills – both tasks and computer files

• Business logic

• Multiple-project experience; ability to handle dynamic workload

• Comfortable using computers and basic Office applications

• Significant experience with Word and PowerPoint a plus

Attitude:

• Self-starter / self-directed

• A desire to become a specialist in all facets of nuclear medical imaging

• Desire to be a part of a fast paced, high energy, talented team

• Have a “can-do” positive attitude

• Understands the importance of project completion – results oriented

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• This is a full-time position located in Ann Arbor, Michigan

• Salary commensurate with experience

• Performance bonus

• Medical benefits

• Company match 401K

• Paid vacation and holidays

• INVIA is an Equal Opportunity Employer