Medical Physics Expert in Nuclear Medicine

The Heidelberg University Hospital is one of the most important medical centers in Germany and stands for the development of innovative diagnostics and therapies as well as their rapid implementation for the patient. With around 10,700 employees in more than 50 clinical departments with almost 2,000 beds, approx. 80,000 patients are treated fully or partially inpatient and 1,000,000 outpatients annually.

The radiological clinic is looking for one for the nuclear medicine department as soon as possible

Medical physics experts nuclear medicine (m / f / d)

Full time - JobID: P0045V120

The position is initially limited to two years. The remuneration is based on TV-L.

The Heidelberg University Hospital is one of the largest medical centers in Germany, whose medical departments are equipped with the latest imaging technology. The range of services offered by the Nuclear Medicine Department includes nuclear medicine therapies in addition to the usual diagnostic methods. The equipment of the Heidelberg University Hospital includes, among other things, 2 PET / CT devices and 4 gamma cameras, with which we ensure the care of our patients and also advance the imaging and therapy of tomorrow in research and development. We also operate a therapy station with 8 beds.

 
• Optimizing the radiation protection of nuclear medicine examinations and therapies
 
• Selection of the equipment, devices and devices to be used
 
• Quality assurance of radiation protection requirements and monitoring of compliance with the diagnostic reference values using a dose management system for internal quality assurance and for research projects
 
• Research on dosimetry, image analysis
 
• Investigation of events
 
• Taking care of the decay system
 
• To a limited extent, IT department representative

 
• Completed university studies z. B. Medical technology
 
• Specialist in the field of nuclear medicine according to radiation protection law
 
• Interested in working in an innovative work environment and interdisciplinary collaboration
 
• Teamwork, reliability, initiative and motivation

• Goal-oriented, individual further and advanced training opportunities
• Targeted familiarization
• Job ticket
• Possibility of child care (crèche and kindergarten) and holiday care for school children
• Active health promotion
• Company pension schemes
• Access to the university library and other university facilities (e.g. university sports)