PET/CT Clinical Education Specialist

Philips Medical Systems A leader in Healthcare, Philips Medical Systems is one of the world?s top three medical device companies. Our mission is to improve the quality of people?s lives.

Our focus areas include imaging systems, customer services, information and monitoring systems. We enjoy a number one position in several of these including X-ray, cardiovascular ultrasound, patient monitoring and automatic external defibrillators. Our HeartStart Home Defibrillator brings life-saving technology to consumers in their own homes, where the majority of sudden cardiac arrests occur. It?s just one of the many ways we deliver ?advanced? technology that is ?designed around you? and ?easy to experience?.Clinical Education

Job Description

Do you love to travel? If you have a desire to teach and a love being a road warrior, you could touch lives every day as a PET/CT Clinical Education Specialist! In this role, you will travel to our customer sites throughout North America to train end-users on the leading edge Philips medical equipment they have purchased. You will be assessing the clinical performance of the equipment upon arrival and have an opportunity to give input on operational performance issues and ensure they are resolved. The Clinical Education Specialists trains the end-user by following published Customer Training Checklists and using recommended protocols whenever possible. You will have the critical responsibility of assessing and documenting the customer?s level of overall satisfaction with equipment performance and clinical results.

Requirements

Requirements:

? Current NMTCB or ARRT (N) certification required.

? 5+ years of experience as a Nuclear Medicine/PET Technologist.

? Current CT registry through ARRT required.

? Clinical knowledge of anatomy, physiology and common pathology as routinely imaged by the PET modality.


? Interpersonal skills to professionally deal with a diverse set of circumstances that surround typical customer situation in a friendly and constructive manner.

? Clinical skills to perform all common procedures in a safe and efficient manner.

? Ability to definitively explain and demonstrate the proper operation of the imaging equipment, most options and common accessories used in the Nuclear Medicine modality.

? Able to use a personal computer to complete trip reports, send and receive e-mail, navigate Internet and take computer-based training.

? Able to travel by car, air and other public transportation on a weekly basis -- typically departing on a Monday and returning on a Thursday or Friday.

The candidate must hold a valid drivers license and have a driving record showing zero felony or DUI convictions and less than three moving violations in the previous three years.
Philips is an equal opportunity employer.
Job ID 35813