Radiotherapy Specialist - Oncology - North Texas

Radiotherapy Specialist – Oncology – North Texas

PURPOSE

The Radiotherapy Specialist works directly with key customers and regulators to help secure appropriate radiopharmaceutical licensing by providing technical in services, training and supports licensing logistics. The span of coverage will be Noth and South Texas covering Dallas and Houston. Travel up to 50% within the territory. The candidate must be domiciled within the territory.

YOUR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES  

The primary responsibilities of this role, Radiotherapy Specialist, are to:  

• Work directly with key customers and regulators to help secure appropriate radiopharmaceutical licensing;  
• Profile customers and generate business;  
• Assist customer sites with state amendment process;  
• Provide sites with agreement state mandated training;  
• Provide training on handling, administration and radiation safety;  
• Assist sites with establishing a dial setting for Radium-223 with a NIST calibration source;  
• Provide technical in-services, training, and supports licensing logistics; 
• Respond to radiation safety committee inquiries;  
• Build relationships and provide training to state regulators and inspectors; 
• Collect and maintain accurate information in the site licensing database; 
• Mentor and support field force in growing our licensing knowledge and comfort level with our key customers;  
• Enhance clinical relationships with key Oncology customers by calling on Radiation Oncologist to make them advocates of Xofigo within appropriate patient type;  
• Assist with the development of training and educational marketing materials; 
• Develop Key Opinion Leaders (KOL) for nuclear medicine and radiation oncology.  
• Responsible for developing and maintaining a positive relationships with state regulators, nuclear medicine and radiation oncology key opinion leaders (kols). 

WHO YOU ARE  

Bayer seeks an incumbent who possesses the following:    

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS 

• Bachelor’s degree  
• Current license in Nuclear Medicine technology, Radiation Therapy or Nuclear Pharmacy;  
• State licensing knowledge and expertise;  
• Ability to work with teams;  
• Strong clinical expertise in oncology. 
• Valid driver’s license with a clean record; 
• Expecting 50% travel, travel may vary  
• As a condition of employment, employees may be subjected to further credentialing.  

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS  

• At least five years of industry or clinical experience; Commercial and/or clinical development experience;  
• Advanced degree in Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Medical Imaging or Radiochemistry;  
• Experience in oncology, prostate cancer;  
• Project management experience. 

Employees can expect to be paid a salary between $153,616 - $230,424. Additional compensation may include a bonus or commission (if relevant).  Additional benefits include health care, vision, dental, retirement, PTO, sick leave, etc.. 

This salary range is merely an estimate and may vary based on an applicant’s location, market data/ranges, an applicant’s skills and prior relevant experience, certain degrees and certifications, and other relevant factors.

This posting will be available for application until at least 11-25-24.

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