Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital & Research Centre (BMCHRC)
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Company Description Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital & Research Centre (BMCHRC) is a 300-bedded, NABH-accredited, not-for-profit super specialty cancer hospital managed by the K.G. Kothari Memorial Trust. The hospital offers comprehensive cancer care using cutting-edge technology while maintaining affordability to serve a broad patient population. BMCHRC has experienced faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and qualified technical staff across Surgical, Medical, Radiation, Orthopedic, and Neuro Oncology departments. Diagnostic services include nuclear medicine, radiology, and laboratory support, enabling integrated, multidisciplinary care for individuals with cancer.
Role Description The Consultant–Nuclear Medicine will provide specialized nuclear medicine services, including supervising and interpreting diagnostic imaging studies, performing radionuclide therapies, and ensuring safe use of radiopharmaceuticals. Responsibilities include clinical evaluation of patients, protocol development, quality assurance of nuclear medicine procedures, and collaboration with oncology, radiology, and surgical teams for integrated treatment planning. The consultant will oversee and guide nuclear medicine technologists and staff, support training and clinical education, and participate in continuous quality improvement and accreditation-related activities. Additional duties include maintaining accurate clinical documentation, adhering to radiation safety regulations, and contributing to departmental development and research initiatives as appropriate. This is a full-time, on-site role based in Jaipur at BMCHRC.
Qualifications
- Postgraduate qualification in Nuclear Medicine (MD/DNB or equivalent) from a recognized institution, with valid registration as per national regulatory requirements.
- Demonstrated expertise in diagnostic nuclear medicine imaging (e.g., PET-CT, SPECT, bone scans, cardiac and renal scans) and radionuclide therapy for oncology and related conditions.
- Strong knowledge of radiation safety, radiopharmaceutical handling, quality control procedures, and compliance with relevant regulatory and accreditation standards.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary oncology setting, providing consultative support to clinical teams and contributing to integrated patient management.
- Effective communication skills for discussing findings with colleagues, counseling patients and families, and documenting clinical care clearly and accurately.
- Experience in supervising clinical staff, supporting training and mentoring, and participating in protocol development and clinical audits.
- Commitment to ethical, patient-centered care, with sensitivity to diverse backgrounds and the hospital’s not-for-profit, service-oriented mission.
- Prior experience in a tertiary care or cancer center is preferred; involvement in research or academic activities in nuclear medicine will be an advantage.
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