Nuclear Medicine Imaging Test Specialist (12-Month)

Aleron; Barrington Township (IL); On-site; USD 61,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

Acara Solutions is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Test Specialist to contribute to the testing and validation of advanced imaging systems in a product development setting. The role suits a Nuclear Medicine Technologist transitioning from clinical work to engineering-focused projects.

You will verify and validate imaging software, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and help ensure regulatory and quality standards are met throughout development and deployment.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Nuclear Medicine Technology certification required.
• 2+ years clinical experience processing nuclear medicine scans.
• 2+ years QC on SPECT and SPECT/CT systems.
• 2+ years in a Nuclear Medicine Department in a hospital/clinic.
• 2+ years operating SPECT or PET scanners.

Responsibilities

• Perform verification and validation testing of nuclear medicine imaging systems, software applications, and clinical workflows.
• Evaluate prototype SPECT and PET imaging systems, document observations, defects, and usability feedback for development teams.
• Analyze requirements, specifications, and customer feedback to ensure products meet clinical and functional expectations.
• Support software installation, system configuration, quality control activities, troubleshooting, and calibration of imaging equipment.
• Collaborate with engineering, product management, quality assurance, technical support, and documentation teams to improve product performance and user experience.

Skills

Clinical experience

Quality control

SPECT/SPECT-CT

Team collaboration

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology education/certification

Bachelor's Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Tools

SPECT scanners

PET scanners

Quality control equipment

Job description

Acara Solutions is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Test Specialist to contribute to the testing and validation of advanced imaging systems in a product development setting. The role suits a Nuclear Medicine Technologist transitioning from clinical work to engineering-focused projects.

You will verify and validate imaging software, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and help ensure regulatory and quality standards are met throughout development and deployment.