Ulm University Hospital and its employees stand for modern, high-quality patient care, cutting-edge research and future-oriented medical teaching and training in attractive professional fields. This requires qualified and committed employees.
For the Department of Nuclear Medicine (Medical Director: Prof. Dr A. Beer) at Ulm University Hospital, we are looking to recruit the following as soon as possible
Assistant medical staff (f/m/d)
The Department of Nuclear Medicine provides the University Hospital Ulm and its affiliated hospitals with the entire range of diagnostic and therapeutic services using open radioactive drugs. The clinic has a PET/CT, SPECT/CT and three other gamma camera systems, as well as a small animal PET. A PET/MR is operated as a core facility in co-operation with the Department of Radiology. The Radiopharmacy is equipped with a cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical GMP laboratories for the production of a variety of radiopharmaceuticals. We carry out all common therapies with open radionuclides, in particular radioiodine therapy and PRRT as well as PSMA RLT, at our extended, currently expanded and renovated therapy ward.
Together with the Department of Radiology (Director Prof. Dr Meinrad Beer), the Department of Nuclear Medicine forms the Centre for Imaging at Ulm University Hospital. There are regular rotations of nuclear medicine and radiology training assistants in the field of sectional imaging and hybrid imaging.
In science and teaching, our focus is on multiparametric molecular imaging. The Medical Physics working group (Prof. G. Glatting) has nationally and internationally recognised expertise. We work closely with the Core Facility Small Animal Imaging and are successfully involved in several research networks, such as the BMBF-funded joint project "QuE-MRT" and the SFB 1279 "Pepini".
What we offer you:
- Attractive remuneration in accordance with the TV-Ärzte collective labour agreement
- Opportunity for specialist training
- Opportunity to do a doctorate / habilitation
- Scientific work is expressly encouraged
- Wide range of offers for further training and qualification
- Varied, future-orientated and interdisciplinary clinical work
- Collegial cooperation in a committed team
- Very good induction training under expert guidance
- Opportunities to combine family and career, e.g. in-house kindergarten and crèche
- Staff residence and subsidised public transport
- Workplace health promotion (e.g. co-operation with various fitness studios)
- Wide range of corporate benefits/discounts
What you bring with you:
- Successfully completed medical studies including a licence to practise medicine according to ÄApprO
- High level of commitment and interest in scientific work
- Previous experience in sectional imaging diagnostics is desirable, but not a prerequisite
Type of contract: | Temporary |
Type of employment: | Full-time/part-time |
| Application until: | 18.11.2024 |
Have we piqued your interest?
Then we look forward to receiving your application!
________________________________________________________________________
Contact us
For further information on the advertised position, please contact:
Prof Dr Ambros Beer on 0731 500-61300 or at info.nuklearmedizin[at]uniklinik-ulm.de.
Recruitment is carried out by the administration of the hospital in the name and on behalf of the state of Baden-Württemberg. Severely disabled applicants will be given priority if equally qualified. Ulm University Hospital aims to increase the proportion of women in those areas in which they are under-represented. Applications are invited from suitably qualified women. Full-time positions are generally divisible. Continued employment is possible after a fixed-term contract.
Ulm University Hospital and its employees stand for modern, high-quality patient care, cutting-edge research and future-oriented medical teaching and training in attractive professional fields. This requires qualified and committed employees.
For the Department of Nuclear Medicine (Medical Director: Prof. Dr A. Beer) at Ulm University Hospital, we are looking to recruit the following as soon as possible
Assistant medical staff (f/m/d)
The Department of Nuclear Medicine provides the University Hospital Ulm and its affiliated hospitals with the entire range of diagnostic and therapeutic services using open radioactive drugs. The clinic has a PET/CT, SPECT/CT and three other gamma camera systems, as well as a small animal PET. A PET/MR is operated as a core facility in co-operation with the Department of Radiology. The Radiopharmacy is equipped with a cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical GMP laboratories for the production of a variety of radiopharmaceuticals. We carry out all common therapies with open radionuclides, in particular radioiodine therapy and PRRT as well as PSMA RLT, at our extended, currently expanded and renovated therapy ward.
Together with the Department of Radiology (Director Prof. Dr Meinrad Beer), the Department of Nuclear Medicine forms the Centre for Imaging at Ulm University Hospital. There are regular rotations of nuclear medicine and radiology training assistants in the field of sectional imaging and hybrid imaging.
In science and teaching, our focus is on multiparametric molecular imaging. The Medical Physics working group (Prof. G. Glatting) has nationally and internationally recognised expertise. We work closely with the Core Facility Small Animal Imaging and are successfully involved in several research networks, such as the BMBF-funded joint project "QuE-MRT" and the SFB 1279 "Pepini".
What we offer you:
- Attractive remuneration in accordance with the TV-Ärzte collective labour agreement
- Opportunity for specialist training
- Opportunity to do a doctorate / habilitation
- Scientific work is expressly encouraged
- Wide range of offers for further training and qualification
- Varied, future-orientated and interdisciplinary clinical work
- Collegial cooperation in a committed team
- Very good induction training under expert guidance
- Opportunities to combine family and career, e.g. in-house kindergarten and crèche
- Staff residence and subsidised public transport
- Workplace health promotion (e.g. co-operation with various fitness studios)
- Wide range of corporate benefits/discounts
What you bring with you:
- Successfully completed medical studies including a licence to practise medicine according to ÄApprO
- High level of commitment and interest in scientific work
- Previous experience in sectional imaging diagnostics is desirable, but not a prerequisite
Type of contract: | Temporary |
Type of employment: | Full-time/part-time |
| Application until: | 18.11.2024 |
Have we piqued your interest?
Then we look forward to receiving your application!
________________________________________________________________________
Contact us
For further information on the advertised position, please contact:
Prof Dr Ambros Beer on 0731 500-61300 or at info.nuklearmedizin[at]uniklinik-ulm.de.
Recruitment is carried out by the administration of the hospital in the name and on behalf of the state of Baden-Württemberg. Severely disabled applicants will be given priority if equally qualified. Ulm University Hospital aims to increase the proportion of women in those areas in which they are under-represented. Applications are invited from suitably qualified women. Full-time positions are generally divisible. Continued employment is possible after a fixed-term contract.
We are always interested in short and long-term applications for Federal Voluntary Service (BFD) positions.
After familiarisation and instruction, we will assign you tasks in patient care and in the area of activity of medical-technical assistants and medical physics in nuclear medicine. We welcome graduates from all school and university disciplines who enjoy working in a patient- and technically orientated environment. You will have the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the fields of medicine, technology, radiation protection, pharmacy and medical physics as well as the legal framework, methods of medical imaging and the tasks involved in various professions.
Your work will include activities within radiation protection areas. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Please send your application to:
Ulm University Hospital
Clinic for Nuclear Medicine
89070 Ulm
Tel. 0731 / 500 - 61301