This position will fill the role of the clinical coordinator and must possess the ability to direct the clinical education of nuclear medicine students and participate in the delivery of departmental and programmatic coursework. Demonstrated leadership in professional multidisciplinary interactions and a strong record of verbal and written communication skills is required.

Responsibilities:

1. Supervise and coordinate nuclear medicine students’ clinical education under the direction of the program director. These duties include:
   • Developing and documenting appropriate clinical competencies, clinical evaluations and clinical rotation schedules that comply with program standards, program goals, and clinical affiliate agreements.
   • Maintaining appropriate records of student clinical education activities, instruction, and evaluation
   • Establishing and maintaining rapport with clinical affiliates to facilitate collaboration between the affiliate and program, including visiting clinic sites, to accomplish clinical education objective
   • Acting as representative to the Clinical Education Committees (Dept. and College)
2. Assume responsibility for instruction in programmatic and core courses assigned each semester;
   • use technology to enhance the simulation and clinic curricula
   • maintain appropriate records of student activity and evaluation
3. Supervise, evaluate and advise students in clinical progress
4. Participate in the accreditation process under the guidance of the program director
5. Participate in the tri-mission (scholarly activity, service and teaching) of the University of Oklahoma as deemed appropriate with your role as faculty member
6. Participate in program, department, college, and University functions and committees
7. Performs other duties as defined by Program Director and/or Department Chair

Required Qualifications:

• NMTCB or ARRT Certification in nuclear medicine
• Minimum 2-years clinical experience in nuclear medicine
• Minimum 1-year experience instructing students in a JRCNMT accredited nuclear medicine program (clinic or classroom)
• Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited University and willing to obtain a Master’s degree within 3-years of hire
• Clinical experience in cardiac or PET/CT

Preferred Qualifications:

• Earned Master’s or PhD degree
• Both NMTCB and ARRT certifications
• Advanced certifications with emphasis on cardiac, PET, and/or CT
• Experience in use of instructional technology
• Strong organizational skills
• Flexibility and ability to effectively manage and resolve conflict
• Demonstrates effective verbal, written, and non-verbal communication skills

Applications should include a letter of intent describing qualifications and experience, a complete curriculum vitae, a research statement, and three letters of recommendation. 

If you have questions or issues when applying, please contact Professor Bradford at [email protected]