Radioligand Therapy Clinical Specialist

Summary of Position

This position can be located anywhere within the Midwest territory with a preference for metropolitan locations (e.g., Chicago, Minneapolis, Detroit, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Milwaukee).

The Radioligand Therapy Clinical Specialist will work with internal and external customers educating and discussing on label information with respect to supported products. Support radioligand therapy sites and deliver ongoing training and education to allied health professionals. Support compliant administration, handling, and care coordination at RLT sites of care in real-world implementation. Education and support can range from questions about the respective products and proper on label use in clinical settings. 

The specialist will serve as Curium’s main point of contact with respect to technical radioligand therapy questions and use for internal partners and external customers. The specialist will work with treatment sites, clinical staff, technologists, physicists, radio oncology, nuclear medicine, administrative staff, and other providers on proper on label use of Curium’s products. The specialist will collaborate with the institution/site strategies with internal and external stakeholders to meet/exceed customer needs.

Must maintain operational compliance with US and international regulatory agencies and guidelines (i.e., FDA, EU, HC, TGA, PIC/S, ISO, USP, NRC, cGMP, etc.).

Requirements

• 5 years of industry or clinical experience preferred.
• Current license in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiation Oncology or Nuclear Pharmacy strongly preferred.
• Experience in oncology, NET and/or Prostate cancer preferred.
• Project management experience preferred.
• Operates effectively in ambiguity; shows strong business acumen, partnership and collaboration across Sales, Market Access, and Medical to advance customer objectives.
• Fosters and maintains peer-to-peer relationships with all medical experts in the fields related to delivering radioligand therapy including Medical Oncologists, Nuclear Medicine physicians, radiologists, and other members of the RLT delivery team. 
• Delivers approved product label education, including efficacy, safety, and side effect information.
• Educates sites on proper infusion techniques, radiation safety, and handling protocols.
• Demonstrations showing proper handling and administration techniques.
• Support the clinical integration of RLT including workflow integration and site set up for adoption including:
• Providing specialized training on the preparation and calibration of RLT 
• Offering recommendations for management of storage and pick up of waste materials.
• Must have valid driver’s license and reside in-territory.

Working Conditions

• This field-based position requiring frequent travel, including some weekends, within an assigned region.
• Must be willing to travel approximately 70% including overnight travel.