Clinical Applications Lead - Denver / Chicago / Los Angeles / Pheonix

Position Overview

The Clinical Application Lead is responsible for PET product applications training on-site and in-house with clients within the US and globally. The application specialist is the front line expert for JDI PET products and the modality of Cardiac PET. This position plays a key role to ensure client satisfaction and loyalty through education, product support, and expertise in the field of Nuclear Cardiology and Nuclear Medicine.

Responsibilities

• Educational Support and Training
• Develops and conducts educational events or programs for clients, professional societies, working groups within the medical community on PET, focusing on Cardiac PET.
• Conduct training sessions for hospital and clinic personnel.
• Techical Assistance and Troubleshooting
• Assist with the setup and installation of the RUBY Rubidium Elution System (RbES) and RUBY-FILL® generator.
• Provide exceptional service and troubleshooting support for Rb-82 programs.
• Maintain knowledge on NM and PET cameras, hardware, and software.
• Client and Customer Engagement
• Ensure complete customer satisfaction through regular visits, emails, and phone calls.
• Sets out, cultivates and maintains strong relationships with Key Opinion Leaders.
• Collaboration and Cross-Functional Liaison
• Collaborate with camera vendors to enhance training programs.
• Collaborate with various departments within JDI for a cohesive team approach.
• Conference Participation, Networking and Professional Development
• Attend major conferences to network and present as needed.
• Seek new opportunities and engage with industry leaders.
• Stay ahead of future trends in the field.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field
• Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist with CT and/or PET Certification
• Minimum of 3 years of experience as a Nuclear Medicine and/or PET technologist, including performing Cardiac PET studies
• Previous experience in medical applications training and Nuclear Medicine/PET research studies; and experience with Theranostics and/or PET oncology therapies are a plus
• Able to travel up to 60-75% of the time within the US and globally, have a valid passport and drivers’ license
• Public speaking experience with strong written and oral communication skills
• Adept working with PowerPoint, Word, and Excel