Nuclear Medicine Product Specialist

Location: Detroit Metropolitan Area or Hybrid (Full time, Permanent) Salary: $100,000 to $125,000, plus performance bonus, medical benefits, 401(k) contribution, paid vacation, and paid holidays About the Company: A specialist medical imaging software organization developing advanced imaging solutions for healthcare providers. The business offers a collaborative environment where clinical professionals work closely with software developers, researchers, engineers and senior leadership. Role Overview: Provide clinical applications support for specialist imaging software, including customer training, software configuration and issue resolution. Train physicians, technologists and other clinical users at hospitals and customer locations. Develop educational content, user guides, clinical documentation and product materials. Support product demonstrations, research projects and collaboration across sales, software development and clinical teams. Travel regularly across the United States, averaging one to two overnight stays per week. Key Requirements: Nuclear medicine experience, relevant cardiac imaging experience, or a strong academic or professional background in cardiac biology or physiology Candidates from healthcare technology or related fields will only be considered where they can demonstrate relevant cardiac knowledge or experience Nuclear Medicine Technologists are strongly encouraged to apply Candidates from cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, echocardiography or other relevant cardiac imaging backgrounds may also be considered Strong understanding of, or clear aptitude for learning, cardiac anatomy, physiology and function Experience with imaging systems, clinical software, image processing or applications support is advantageous Relevant associate’s or bachelor’s degree, certification or professional registration preferred Strong communication, training and problem solving skills Willingness to complete initial training in South Michigan and travel regularly Working Arrangement: The role can be offered on either a South Michigan-based or hybrid basis. Hybrid candidates will be required to spend time onsite in South Michigan during the initial training period to learn the technology and work closely with the wider team. Once fully trained, the role becomes more flexible and combines home-based working, customer travel and periodic onsite collaboration. Ideal Candidate: A Nuclear Medicine Technologist looking to move away from direct patient care into a broader clinical applications and technology role A cardiac imaging professional with the clinical foundation to become an expert in imaging software Confident training physicians, technologists and other clinical users Technically curious with a logical and analytical approach Clear written communication and documentation ability Organized, self directed and comfortable managing multiple priorities Collaborative, adaptable and interested in expanding their knowledge across software, clinical applications and product development Next Steps: #J-18808-Ljbffr nGenium