Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Clinical Applications Specialist

CDL Nuclear Technologies•Glendale, AZ

65d

About The Position

At CDL Nuclear, we help our Cardiology Facility Clients by providing innovative healthcare and medical life science products and service solutions around the country. CDL Nuclear has provided advanced imaging services to more than 850 healthcare facilities since 1992. Are you an independent, resilient, self-starter that is eager to learn and ready to make a change from the normal day to day routine? Do you like to travel and see the country? If so - come join our team! We have an immediate need for a nuclear technologist to fill a new and unique dual role as a Clinical Application Specialist /Nuclear Medicine Technologist.

Requirements

Must have at minimum a degree in Nuclear Medicine
Must be board certified by the NMTCB and/or AART
Must have a minimum of four years of experience in Nuclear Cardiology
Must have demonstrated creativity in improving work routines and in completing assigned projects
Must possess expert communication, human relation, organizational and clinical/technical Nuclear Cardiac training skills to work effectively and collaboratively to complete all tasks required
Must possess the professionalism and poise to deal with conflict and emergencies and adaptability to deal with change as it occurs

Nice To Haves

Experience with OEM/Third Party PET software/processing
Experience with desktop computers and software including word processing, spreadsheets, and databases.
BRACCO trained - 510 or 1700

Responsibilities

The Clinical Applications Specialist ("CAS") is responsible for the smooth and efficient clinical and technical performance of the Rb-82 infusion system at every CardioNavix Customer's facility, this includes any CDL customer facility using the Rb-82 infusion system provided under the CardioNavix program.
The CAS shall be responsible for addressing any clinical and/or technical issues, equipment issues, HUB needs, clinical protocols, clinical site/HUB documentation reviews, transportation concerns pertaining to radiation safety, customer support and training.
This position requires the development and implementation of necessary Nuclear Cardiac PET clinical and technical oversight to deliver prompt, efficient and safe services to patients on behalf of the customers for both CDL and CardioNavix.
The employee must work in collaboration with the Clinical Applications Manager, Operations Manager and Director of Operations in ensuring the objectives of patient care, quality assurance, in-service education, customer satisfaction and radiation safety are met.
The CAS will assist the Clinical Applications Manager with equipment and technical duties, including but not limited to, appropriate training for new clinical personnel, customer's clinical training and preparation necessary to facilitate efficient start-up, supporting ongoing continuity of care, overseeing the vendors initial and on-going technical training, ensuring appropriate resolutions to any/all client issues involving technical and clinical operations and processes.
The employee will be available to staff at customer facilities when needed.
The employee is required to maintain CDL business and patient confidentiality.
The CAS will assist with instructing new employees and coworkers and diligently applying the CDL Company Objectives.