Clinical Site Imaging Technology Expert (Nuclear Medicine)

Company Description

We are a global company founded in 1995, dedicated to improving lives through medical science. With 3,000 passionate individuals, we conduct clinical research for novel medications, working at the interface of R&D, pharmaceutical industry, and healthcare science. Our services help generate safety and efficacy data for medications, bringing innovative treatments to market worldwide, and supporting patients with serious medical conditions. We are committed to clear communication in all our medical and business documents.

We have grown organically from a few countries to a global presence. PSI maintains high standards and practices, but we continuously strive for growth and improvement. Join us to be part of a dynamic team that faces new challenges daily.

Job Description

As a Site Technology Specialist, you will provide technical support and expertise related to imaging, radiology, radionuclide/radioligand therapy, and cell therapy operations at clinical trial sites. This position is remote-based.

You will:

• Determine technical resources needed for project implementation and communicate these needs to department managers.
• Assist in designing and implementing study-related forms, guidelines, and manuals concerning technologies.
• Organize technical training for project teams.
• Advise site monitors/CRAs on study technologies.
• Assist with site qualification surveys for technology equipment.
• Support site initiation and perform technical visits to assist with technology aspects of the study.
• Provide technical and application training and support throughout the project lifecycle.
• Offer real-time support to correct image quality issues at clinical trial sites.
• Coordinate data collection and resolve queries related to technologies such as nuclear medicine, radiology, and cell therapy.
• Track and report technical timepoints related to study procedures.
• Ensure proper documentation of study-specific technology assessments.
• Provide technology-related information for proposals and participate in Bid Defense Meetings.
• Attend and present at Investigator’s Meetings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Medicine Science, Medical Radiation Science, Diagnostic Imaging, Biomedical Imaging, or related fields.
• At least 3 years of experience as a Nuclear Medical Technologist or similar role.
• Experience in clinical nuclear medicine, PET imaging, and therapeutic RLTs.
• Prior experience in clinical trial conduct.
• Proficiency in English; conversational skills in Mandarin, Korean, or Japanese are a plus.
• Cultural intelligence and an international mindset to work collaboratively across diverse regions.
• Effective communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to work independently, take initiative, and solve complex challenges.
• Comfortable working in dynamic and ambiguous environments.
• Some travel may be required for regional responsibilities.