Site Technology Specialist
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About the role
Remote Site Technology Specialist supporting clinical sites and project teams with nuclear medicine, diagnostic imaging, technology-related data collection, documentation, training, site initiation, technical visits, and study timepoint tracking. Experience as a nuclear medicine technologist, previous diagnostic imaging experience, and an associate degree are required; a bachelor's degree and clinical trial experience are preferred. PSI will not hire individuals requiring a work visa now or in the future.
Key requirements
- • Experience as a nuclear medicine technologist; Previous experience in diagnostic imaging; Associate degree required, bachelor's degree preferred
- • Required skills: Technical support for clinical sites, Design and implementation of technology-related study forms, guidelines and manuals, Technology-related data collection, Technical support for site initiation, Tracking and reporting technical study timepoints, Technical resource planning, Technical training organization, Study-specific technology documentation support, Technical site visits, Advising site monitors on study technologies, Technology-related proposal support
- • Work authorization for United States is required
Opportunity details
- • Workplace: Remote
- • Employment: Other
- • Posted: Nov 13, 2026
- • Original advert language: English
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Job title: Site Technology Specialist
Location: Remote, REMOTE, United States
Employment type: Full-time
Company Description
PSI is a leading Contract Research Organization with more than 30 years in the industry, offering a perfect balance between stability and innovation to both clients and employees. We focus on delivering quality and on-time services across a variety of therapeutic indications.
Job Description
- Provides clinical sites with technical support and expertise related to technology.
- Assists in the design and implementation of study related forms, guidelines and manuals related to technologies.
- Coordinates data collection related to technologies, including but not limited to nuclear medicine, radiology, etc.
- Provides technical and initiation support to sites.
- Identifies, tracks, and reports specific technical timepoints in the study related to study procedures including imaging, scans, and other technologies.
- Determines technical resources needed for project implementation, and communicates needs to department managers.
- Organizes technical training for project teams.
- Provides support to the project teams to ensure proper documentation of study-specific assessments related to study technologies.
- Supports site initiation preparation and performs technical visits to assist the site team with technical aspects of the study.
- Assists and advises the site monitor in the area of study technologies.
- Provides relevant technology-related information to Business Development for proposals.
Qualifications
- Experience as a nuclear medicine technologist
- Previous experience in diagnostic imaging
- Clinical trial experience is a plus
- Associate degree required, bachelor's degree preferred
For this position PSI is not hiring individuals who require work visa for employment or continued employment now or anytime in the future.
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- Last verified: Nov 14, 2026