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Clinical Nuclear Medicine Physicist – SOM Faculty
Emory UniversityClinical Nuclear Medicine Physicist at Emory University providing technical support for nuclear medicine imaging systems. Collaborating with professionals to ensure compliance and education in nuclear medicine practices.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Nuclear Medicine Physics, including protocol development, compliance, and safety. Capable of providing technical support and education while collaborating with healthcare professionals to enhance operational efficiency and patient care.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Nuclear Medicine Physics PrinciplesMedical Nuclear Physics CertificationNuclear Medicine Technology ExperienceProtocol OptimizationCompliance Testing
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Hard Skills
Nuclear Medicine Protocol DevelopmentImage Quality OversightTroubleshooting Imaging ArtifactsDosimetry WorkflowsQuality Assurance/Quality Control Programs
Soft Skills
Strong Communication SkillsTime Management SkillsMotivatedFlexibleCollaborative
Tools & Technologies
Nuclear Medicine SystemsImaging Physics Education Resources
Certifications & Qualifications
Medical Nuclear Physics CertificationRadiological Physics CertificationNuclear Medicine Physics and Instrumentation Certification
Industry Keywords
TJC ComplianceACR CompliancePatient CareOperational WorkflowClinical Applications
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide on-call technical and application support for nuclear medicine sites, including Emory Healthcare and Grady Health System
- Liaise with radiologists and technologists to ensure effective nuclear medicine protocol implementation, operational workflow, safety, education, and patient care
- Develop, implement, and maintain standardized nuclear medicine protocols; oversee image quality; troubleshoot imaging artifacts
- Identify opportunities to improve workflow and operational efficiency
- Facilitate ongoing TJC and ACR compliance, through annual system surveys, image quality review, and oversight of technologist QA/QC programs
- Partner with administrative and physician leaders to develop and implement system-wide quality and safety policies and procedures
- Serve as a nuclear medicine safety expert resource for technologists and radiologists
- Partner with physicians to develop patient-specific dosimetry workflows and protocols supporting diagnostic and theranostic nuclear medicine services
- Interface with nuclear medicine system vendors to document downtime, guide effective applications training, and explore collaborative project opportunities
- Advise Department about new system technology, upgrades, purchases, and siting
- Provide nuclear medicine physics education, training, and mentorship to imaging physics and medical residents; develop educational resources and sessions for technologists and radiologists
- Explore personal and departmental research interests through collaboration with other investigators and clinical partners, including in-house quality improvement projects
- Participate in national professional societies, scientific meetings, committee leadership, invited presentations, and other activities that contribute to professional visibility and academic advancement
- Evaluate research proposals that utilize Nuclear Medicine and PET
- Assist investigators with site qualifications and phantom requirements
Requirements
What you’ll need- PhD in medical physics or related physical sciences or engineering discipline
- Experience and knowledge of nuclear medicine physics principles, including clinical applications, safety, and compliance testing
- Experience with nuclear medicine technology and system operation, including protocol optimization
- Strong communication and time management skills; motivated, flexible and collaborative
- Certification in Medical Nuclear Physics or Radiological Physics by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) or in Nuclear Medicine Physics and Instrumentation by the American Board of Science in Nuclear Medicine (ABSNM)
Benefits
Comp & perks- Emory is an equal opportunity employer
- opportunities to develop innovative clinical programs
- contributions to the expansion of theranostics services
- mentoring trainees
- participation in national professional organizations