MTR (Medical Technologists for Radiology) (m/f/d)

The University Hospital Ulm, with its employees, stands for a modern patient care with high quality, top-quality research and a future-oriented medical teaching as well as training in attractive professional fields. Qualified and dedicated employees are prerequisites for this. In our Clinic for Nuclear Medicine (Mr. Director: Prof. Dr. A. Beer), the following position must be taken at the next possible time: MTR (Medical Technicians for Radiology) (w/m/d) for 2 years. Type of contract: Limited Type of employment: full-time/part-time Application until: 15.08.2026 The radiopharmacy in the Department of Nuclear Medicine at the University Hospital Ulm has a PETtrace cyclotron for radionuclide production and a fully equipped GMP laboratory including excellent radiochemical and radiopharmaceutical synthesis and analysis infrastructure to produce the diagnostic or therapeutic radiopharmaceutical radiopharmaceuticals required for patient care and to check for their quality.

The Clinic for Nuclear Medicine offers a complete supply of nuclear medical examination techniques and treatment methods according to the latest scientific findings. We have a state-of-the-art PET center with a PET/CT device and a PET/MRT device, which is operated in cooperation with the Radiology Clinic as a core facility of the Medical Faculty. We also have three gamma camera systems incl. SPECT/CT and a gamma camera for thyroid diagnosis. At our therapy station we carry out all common therapies with open radionuclides, including PRRT, PSMA RLT, RIT and SIRT in cooperation with radiology and internal medicine.

Implementation of nuclear medical examinations in compliance with existing quality and radiation protection regulations Preparation, care and information of patients before, during and after examinations Operation and monitoring of modern nuclear medical imaging systems (e.g. SPECT/CT, PET/CT, PET/MRT) Preparation, handling and administration of radiopharmaceuticals by medical arrangement and in compliance with legal requirements Implementation of functional diagnostics and support for nuclear therapy Documentation of investigations and ensuring complete digital performance detection Implementation of quality controls on devices and measurement systems and participation in quality assurance Active participation in the continuous development of quality management and implementation and compliance with quality standards Consistent compliance and implementation of all radiation protection, hygiene and safety regulations Close interdisciplinary cooperation with doctors, nurses and other professional groups Participation in the organisation and optimization of workflows in the field of nuclear medicine

A completed vocational training as a medical technologist*in for radiology (MTR) (w/m/d) with current specialist Professional experience in the field of conventional nuclear medicine and cutting techniques is desirable Willingness to continue training Self-employed and careful working Commitment and Responsibility Empathy and social skills Teamability and flexibility

A remuneration in accordance with the collective agreement TV UK (Tarif Contracts – AGU Uniklinika) in remuneration group E9a UK (Entgelt Chart TV UK.pdf). The specific grouping takes place taking into account your qualifications and the activity to be carried out. The respective level of experience depends on the relevant professional experience. Annual special payment and occupational pensions Regular working hours without night and weekend services The use of diverse and interdisciplinary further and further training opportunities Offers for the compatibility of family and profession, e.g. in-house kindergarten and nursery Staff residence and grant ÖPNV Operational health promotion (e.g. cooperation with various fitness studios) Various corporate benefits/benefits