Nuclear Medicine Technologist -- Clinical Research Specialist - Radiology

About the role

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist -- Clinical Research Specialist is responsible for coordinating all aspects of clinical trial start-up within Radiology shared services, including studies involving PET, SPECT, and theranostics. This role is essential to supporting the research mission at The Ohio State University by serving as a subject matter expert and partnering with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the successful imaging and treatment of patients across the Medical Center.

Responsibilities

• Review clinical research protocols to assess feasibility and lead the set-up of nuclear medicine procedures in alignment with study requirements.
• Develop and implement workflows for research procedures in collaboration with technologists and serve as a primary resource for physicians, technologists, radiation safety staff, and nuclear pharmacists.
• Translate complex protocols into efficient clinical workflows.
• Support a variety of treating teams, including oncology, neurology, and immunology, by providing both standard-of-care and research-specific imaging and therapy.
• Ensure seamless coordination of research workflows, including scheduling and ordering, while maintaining strong collaboration with external teams to support successful clinical trial execution.

Requirements

• Minimum Education/Experience:
• Minimum Education/Experience: Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
• Advanced degree in relevant field may be desirable.
• 4 years of relevant experience required. 4-8 years of relevant experience preferred; active registration with the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) required.
• Current nuclear medicine license from Ohio Department of Health required; experience in clinical research capacity conducting clinical research studies preferred; experience as a nuclear medicine technologist providing patient care services required; clinical research certification from ACRP (Assn of Clinical Research Professionals) or SoCRA (Society of Clinical Research Associates) certification desired.
• Requires successful completion of a background check.

Qualifications

• Strong expertise in nuclear medicine imaging, radiotracers, and therapeutic applications.
• Ability to translate complex protocols into efficient clinical workflows.
• Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the successful imaging and treatment of patients.
• Supporting a variety of treating teams, including oncology, neurology, and immunology, by providing both standard-of-care and research-specific imaging and therapy.
• Ensuring seamless coordination of research workflows, including scheduling and ordering, while maintaining strong collaboration with external teams to support successful clinical trial execution.

Skills

• Strong expertise in nuclear medicine imaging, radiotracers, and therapeutic applications.
• Ability to translate complex protocols into efficient clinical workflows.
• Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the successful imaging and treatment of patients.
• Supporting a variety of treating teams, including oncology, neurology, and immunology, by providing both standard-of-care and research-specific imaging and therapy.
• Ensuring seamless coordination of research workflows, including scheduling and ordering, while maintaining strong collaboration with external teams to support successful clinical trial execution.

Benefits

• No specific benefits mentioned.

Pay

• No specific pay information provided.

Schedule

• No specific schedule information provided.