Radiologist - Clinical Scientist

Epikast; Ohio; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary annual bonus

Training program covering USHealthcare

International team environment

Excellent compensation and benefits

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Epikast, Inc. is seeking a Radiologist - Clinical Scientist to lead strategic engagement with physicians, patients, and caregivers across Europe in support of cutting-edge oncology trials.

The role involves frequent travel to major European hospitals to discuss protocols and ensure trial integrity. You will collaborate with top radiologists, deliver educational sessions, and help navigate study design, eligibility, endpoints, and regulatory requirements while maintaining high scientific

Qualifications

• PhD in Radiology or related field.
• Fluent English with the ability to build rapport with English speakers.
• Knowledge of German or French is highly desirable.
• Clinical development experience supporting oncologic diseases is a plus.
• Previous experience in radiology, clinical research, and/or medical education is preferred.
• MSL experience is a plus.
• Willingness and ability to travel frequently across Europe for clinical trial activities.
• Highly self-motivated and detail-oriented.

Responsibilities

• Conduct in-person visits to leading hospitals across Europe to support ongoing clinical trials in melanoma.
• Engage in scientific discussions with radiologists to present and clarify trial protocols.
• Communicate and explain clinical trial guidelines and procedures to healthcare professionals, ensuring alignment and compliance.
• Build strong, trust-based relationships with key opinion leaders and senior radiologists across major European institutions.
• Provide educational support to physicians regarding investigational products and study-related procedures.
• Address questions and provide clarification around study design, eligibility criteria, endpoints, and regulatory standards.

Skills

English fluency

Excellent communication

Self-motivated

Detail-oriented

Willing travel Europe

Education

PhD in Radiology

Job description

At Epikast, our mission is to redefine how biopharmaceutical companies engage with their most important stakeholders: patients, caregivers, and physicians.

We are an American company that partners with pharmaceutical companies based in the US, in order to inform physicians of the latest scientific trends and help patients appropriately manage their disease. The AI and Machine Learning we develop, enables us to offer best-in-class virtual services.

As a Radiologist - Clinical Scientist you will seek individuals with strong expertise in Radiology. This role involves frequent and extensive travel to leading hospitals across Europe to support clinical trials of cutting-edge oncology treatment.

What You Will Be Doing:

• Conduct in-person visits to leading hospitals across Europe to support ongoing clinical trials in melanoma
• Engage in scientific discussions with top radiologists to present and clarify clinical trial protocols
• Communicate and explain clinical trial guidelines and procedures to healthcare professionals, ensuring alignment and compliance
• Build strong, trust-based relationships with key opinion leaders and senior radiologists across major European institutions
• Provide educational support to physicians regarding investigational products and study-related procedures
• Address questions and offer clarification around study design, eligibility criteria, endpoints, and regulatory standards

What We Are Looking For:

• PhD in Radiology, or related fields
• Exceptional communication skills, fluent English command with the ability to build rapport with English speakers
• Knowledge of German or French is highly desirable
• Clinical development experience supporting drugs to treat oncologic diseases a plus
• Previous experience in radiology, clinical research, and/or medical education preferred
• Previous experience as an MSL a plus
• Willingness and ability to travel frequently across Europe for clinical trial-related activities
• Highly self-motivated
• Detail-oriented, with a self-starter attitude and ability to work independently

What We Offer:

• Opportunity to work from Greece as part of a US-based global team
• Working on cutting edge innovative oncology treatments for one of the most well respected global pharmaceutical companies in the space
• Discretionary annual performance bonus to celebrate your achievements and company success
• Training program covering US Healthcare system and Products
• Excellent compensation and benefits
• Ample space for personal and professional development
• An international environment and culture

We celebrate unconventional ideas and approaches, a patient-centric mindset, and a culture of excellence and continuous improvement. If that sounds like something you'd like to be a part of, please consider joining our team!