Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Clinical Applications Specialist

Clinical Applications Specialist (Cardiac PET)

Help Build the Future of Cardiac PET Imaging

CDL Nuclear Technologies is seeking an experienced Clinical Applications Specialist (CAS) to support the continued growth of our CardioNavix and Cardiac PET programs across the United States.

This is not a traditional Nuclear Medicine Technologist position.

We are looking for a highly experienced Cardiac PET clinical expert who enjoys educating clinicians, training technologists, supporting startup sites, solving technical challenges, and serving as a trusted advisor to healthcare organizations implementing advanced cardiac imaging programs.

As a Clinical Applications Specialist, you will work directly with customers, physicians, technologists, vendors, and CDL leadership to ensure successful implementation, training, quality assurance, and ongoing clinical excellence for our Cardiac PET facilities. You will play a critical role in helping hospitals, health systems, and cardiology practices successfully launch and operate advanced Cardiac PET imaging programs utilizing the CardioNavix platform.

If you're passionate about Cardiac PET, enjoy teaching others, and thrive in a customer-facing environment where no two weeks look the same, we'd love to speak with you.

What You'll Do

Clinical Site Startups & Program Launches

• Lead and support Cardiac PET laboratory implementations across new customer sites
• Assist customers through the entire startup process, from pre-launch planning through go-live
• Coordinate with administrators, physicians, technologists, nurses, vendors, and CDL leadership during implementations
• Help establish efficient workflows, imaging protocols, and operational best practices
• Ensure successful adoption of CardioNavix equipment and processes at customer facilities

Training & Clinical Education

• Train nuclear medicine technologists, physicians, nurses, and allied healthcare personnel
• Conduct applications training for Cardiac PET imaging systems and software
• Support clinical competency development and ongoing education programs
• Assist in onboarding and mentoring new CDL personnel
• Ensure training programs meet quality, safety, and regulatory requirements

Clinical & Technical Subject Matter Expertise

• Serve as a clinical expert for Cardiac PET imaging and Rb-82 infusion system operations
• Resolve clinical, operational, and technical issues at customer sites
• Support clinical protocols, workflow development, and quality assurance initiatives
• Assist with equipment-related troubleshooting and vendor coordination
• Provide expert guidance on Cardiac PET imaging best practices and patient care standards

Radiation Safety & Compliance

• Support compliance with ALARA principles and radiation safety requirements
• Review site documentation and operational processes
• Assist with transportation and hub-related radiation safety activities
• Participate in customer site audits, assessments, and compliance reviews
• Ensure clinical operations align with regulatory and company standards

Customer Success & Relationship Management

• Serve as a trusted clinical partner to physicians, technologists, and healthcare leaders
• Routinely visit customer locations to support ongoing clinical excellence
• Monitor customer satisfaction and identify opportunities for improvement
• Provide regular updates to management regarding site performance and client needs
• Support long-term customer relationships through proactive communication and partnership

Required Qualifications

Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in Nuclear Medicine

NMTCB and/or ARRT (N) Certification

Minimum of four years of Nuclear Cardiology and/or Cardiac PET experience

Demonstrated expertise in:

• Cardiac PET imaging
• Nuclear cardiology protocols
• Clinical workflow optimization
• Patient care and clinical operations

Strong presentation, communication, and training abilities

Ability to work independently while managing multiple projects and customer relationships

Excellent organizational and problem-solving skills

Professionalism, adaptability, and the ability to remain composed during challenging situations

Ability and willingness to travel extensively throughout assigned regions and nationally when needed

Preferred Qualifications

• Cardiac PET startup experience
• Clinical applications experience
• Experience training physicians and technologists
• OEM or third-party PET software experience
• BRACCO 510 or 1700 experience
• Experience supporting multi-site healthcare organizations
• Experience with customer-facing clinical support roles
• Knowledge of radiation safety regulations and compliance requirements
• Experience supporting mobile or fixed Cardiac PET programs

Who Will Thrive in This Role?

This opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys:

Teaching and mentoring clinical teams

Traveling to new hospitals and cardiology programs

Building relationships with physicians and technologists

Solving clinical and technical challenges

Leading Cardiac PET startups and go-lives

Being recognized as a Cardiac PET subject matter expert

Working independently while making a national impact

Professional Growth Opportunities

This position offers a unique opportunity to move beyond a traditional clinical technologist role and become a nationally recognized expert in Cardiac PET imaging, clinical training, and advanced imaging program development.

Multi-state licensure may be required, and CDL provides reimbursement for approved state licensing expenses.

Why Join CDL?

Comprehensive Benefits Package

Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance

Employer-Funded Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)

401(k) with Company Match

Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays

Paid Parental Leave

Company-Paid Life & AD&D Insurance

Company-Paid Long-Term Disability

Voluntary Short-Term Disability

Flexible Spending Accounts

Employee Assistance Program

Travel Reimbursement & Per Diem

Company-Provided Uniforms

Continuing Education & Training

State Licensure Reimbursement

Employee Referral Program

Career Advancement Opportunities

About CDL Nuclear Technologies

Founded in 1992, CDL Nuclear Technologies is a national leader in cardiac PET imaging, molecular imaging services, radiopharmaceutical logistics, and mobile imaging solutions. We partner with hospitals, health systems, cardiology groups, and imaging providers throughout the United States to expand access to advanced cardiac imaging and improve patient outcomes.

Today, CDL supports hundreds of imaging facilities nationwide and continues to lead the industry in innovation, clinical excellence, and customer service.

Make an Impact on Cardiac Imaging Nationwide

If you're an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist with strong Cardiac PET expertise who is ready to take the next step into training, clinical leadership, and customer-facing program support, we encourage you to apply today.

Help shape the future of Cardiac PET imaging with CDL Nuclear Technologies and CardioNavix.