Associate Director Radiopharmaceutical Clinical Applications Northeast (MA, NY City, ME, VT, NH, CT, RI)

Associate Director Radiopharmaceutical Clinical Applications Northeast

Lantheus (NASDAQ: LNTH) is the leading radiopharmaceutical-focused company, delivering life-changing science to enable clinicians to Find, Fight and Follow disease to deliver better patient outcomes. Headquartered in Massachusetts with offices in New Jersey, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom, Lantheus has been providing radiopharmaceutical solutions for nearly 70 years.

Today, we're expanding our portfolio and pipeline across oncology, neurology and cardiology. Through recent acquisitions, along with strategic partnerships across the life sciences ecosystem, we are accelerating our efforts to advance precision medicine and improve patient outcomes around the world.

At Lantheus we are purpose-driven, and every employee plays a vital role in our success. We're dedicated to cultivating a high-growth, forward-thinking culture where innovation thrives and diverse perspectives drive meaningful progress.

Join us and be part of a company where your contributions make a real impact, because we know someone's health is in our hands.

Summary of Role

The Radiopharmaceutical Clinical Applications Associate Director will be responsible for leading the clinical application efforts regionally for our radiopharmaceutical products. This role involves building and maintaining relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Healthcare Providers (HCPs), providing advanced clinical and technical expertise, and ensuring the optimal use of our products in the clinical setting. The position will also support field research initiatives, provide educational training, and ensure compliance with industry regulations and company policies.

This is a remote position open to applicants authorized to work for any employer within the United States. The territory includes MA, NY City, CT, RI, NH, ME, VT.

Responsibilities

• Identify, develop, and engage in long-term relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Healthcare Providers (HCPs) in the assigned territory, including Nuclear Medicine Physicians, Radiologists, Radiation Oncologists, Technologists, Safety Officers, Health Physicists, Nursing Staff, and Advanced Practice HCPs at imaging facilities and medical centers.
• Provide training to imaging/treatment centers on handling, administration, and radiation safety of current products, including initial and re-training sessions.
• Educate on-site preparation and infusion processes for products, including radiopharmaceutical licensing, supporting approved imaging/therapies, and clinical trials.
• Educate the HCP community to ensure they have the proper knowledge and technical expertise to use Lantheus products safely and effectively.
• Utilize clinical and technical expertise to institutional workflows, regional diagnostic imaging patterns, treatment guidelines, and therapeutic advances in oncology and molecular imaging. Gather insights into the needs and interests of healthcare providers and the medical needs of patients with a focus on Lantheus approved and investigational agents.
• Maintain thorough and up-to-date knowledge of imaging techniques, clinical information, and product data in the diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceutical field.
• Respond appropriately and document accurate scientific data in response to unsolicited questions from customers about approved and investigational products.
• Support Lantheus Field Research Initiatives, including Investigator Sponsored Trials (ISTs), the Image Library, and Clinical Trials aligned with the Lantheus pipeline.
• Attend national congresses and meetings, providing medical and scientific booth support as requested, in compliance with industry regulations.
• Fully understand and comply with all Lantheus SOPs, working procedures, and corporate requirements.
• Adhere to the US "Compliance Code of Conduct" and all LMI policies and procedures, the OIG Guidance, the PhRMA Code, GCP, HIPPA and relevant FDA laws and regulations (certify completion where required).

Basic Qualifications

• Minimum Bachelor's Degree Required
• 4+ years Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Clinical Application Specialist, or similar/relevant experience.
• 2+ years Clinical experience in oncology, urology, neurology or radiopharmaceuticals/medical imaging
• Exceptional communicator and presenter with proven oral and written communications skills.
• Advanced understanding of current and emerging trends in the field of Nuclear Medicine, radiopharmaceuticals, and diagnostic imaging.
• Proficient at translating and communicating approved scientific or clinical data into high quality medical information appropriate to the audiences engaged.
• Demonstrated success working in a team environment, communicating clearly and effectively with management, peers, and all cross-functional teams.
• Highly motivated to achieve optimal results with a demonstrated record of career growth and achievement.
• Proven ability to successfully manage multiple tasks simultaneously and adapt to and communicate change.

Other Requirements

• Advanced Word, PowerPoint, and Excel skills
• 60% Travel required; reside near an international airport

Core Values

The ideal candidate will embody Lantheus core values:

• Let people be their best
• Respect one another and act as one
• Learn, adapt, and win
• Know someone's health is in our hands
• Own the solution and make it happen