Nuclear Medicine Technologist (SPECT/CT)

Infosoft, Inc.; Hoffman Estates (IL); On-site; USD 76,000 - 79,000; Full time

Job summary

Infosoft Inc. is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (SPECT/CT) to execute verification and validation testing on nuclear medicine scanners within the Healthcare Diagnostics division.

You will identify and track defects, provide timely feedback to the development team, and report on product quality and progress to test leads. The role requires hands-on QC experience with SPECT/SPECT-CT systems, knowledge of clinical protocols, and the ability to collaborate with support, developers, and QA

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related discipline.
• Strong understanding of nuclear medicine and CT clinical protocols.
• Hands-on QC experience on SPECT and SPECT/CT systems.
• Conversant with handling radioactive material.

Responsibilities

• Execute manual, informal, and formal V&V testing of complex nuclear medicine scanners and applications.
• Identify, submit, track, and validate product defects using industry-standard tools.
• Report on quality, maturity, and progress of Nuclear Medicine products to test leads.
• Analyze system requirements to ensure adequate functionality coverage.
• Support software installation, configuration, and lab prototypes in a clinical-like environment.

Skills

Nuclear Medicine

V&V testing

Defect tracking

Stakeholder collaboration

Prototype maintenance

Quality control

SPECT/CT

Clinical protocols

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Tools

SPECT/CT systems

Nuclear medicine scanners

Defect tracking tools

Job description

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist (SPECT/CT)

Pay Rate: $55 to $57/Hr

Duration: 12 months

This position is for the Healthcare Diagnostics division.

We are looking for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (SPECT/CT).

• Applying your Nuclear Medicine background to execute manual, informal, and formal Verification and Validation testing of complex nuclear medicine scanners and applications, while providing thorough and timely feedback to the development team on observations.
• Identifying, submitting, tracking, and validating product defects using industry-standard tools.
• Reporting on the quality, maturity, and progress of Nuclear Medicine products/documentation content to test leads.
• Monitoring the status of planned tasks within the assigned scope of work and ensuring commitments are on track, while resolving dynamic challenges and conflicts.
• Analyzing system requirements and technical concept specifications to ensure adequate functionality coverage.
• Analyzing customer feedback and supporting customer complaint investigations.
• Interacting with internal stakeholders such as support representatives, developers, technical writers, product managers, project managers, and quality assurance colleagues.
• Maintaining prototypes in the lab in a manner that they would be used in a clinical environment, including Cand providing resolutions.
• Supporting software installation, configuration, and quality control calibration of systems.
• Taking part in the knowledge exchange within our R&D team to improve and further develop our products and software solutions.
• Focus areas include product features, testing, and defect resolution.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related disciplines.
• Strong understanding of nuclear medicine and computer tomography clinical protocols.
• Proficient in performing SPECT and SPECT/CT acquisitions in a clinical environment.
• Broad clinical application experience in processing nuclear medicine scans.
• Hands-on Quality Control experience on SPECT and SPECT/CT systems.
• Conversant in handling radioactive material on a regular basis.
• Ability to solve problems quickly and completely.
• Ability to multitask and stay organized in a dynamic environment.
• Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced, team-focused environment with minimal supervision.