Nuclear Medicine Physician

Work as a nuclear medicine physician or nuclear radiologist in a top-clinical hospital where diagnostics, therapy, and innovation converge. You will work with modern equipment, participate in multidisciplinary consultations, and receive space for research, development, and your own ideas.

• You perform nuclear medicine across its full breadth, from diagnostic examinations to therapeutic treatments.
• You actively participate in MDOs, tumor working groups, and other multidisciplinary collaborations.
• You contribute to innovations within the department and, if that suits you, receive space for research. This can vary from a PhD track to small-scale research or the optimization of processes.
• You work with advanced equipment, including a PET-CT, two SPECT-CTs, and a state-of-the-art injector.
• You participate in hospital and staff committees and contribute to the further development of the organization.

• You take ownership of your work and stand behind what you do.
• You maintain an overview, see what is needed, and take action - even in complex situations.
• You actively seek collaboration and coordinate your work well.
• You work with respect and attention for patients, colleagues, and interns.
• You take charge of your development and continue to improve yourself.
• You are open to innovation and apply new ways of working or technology where it adds value.

• Enthusiastic and independent professional attitude.
• Decisiveness, open communication, and accessibility to colleagues.
• Affinity with a work environment in which both production and quality are important.

At MMC, we let attention for people and innovation come together. We see you as a professional and as a person, with your own talents and stage of life.

This means:

• An eye for who you are so that you feel seen and supported, with room for development and choices that fit your life.
• An open and safe environment in which we build together on the care of today and tomorrow.
• Space to do your work your way, to think along, and to take responsibility.

Curious how we put this into practice? Read more in our annual document.

In addition, as a Nuclear Medicine Physician / Nuclear Radiologist you receive:

• Employment conditions in accordance with the Medical Specialists' Employment Conditions Agreement (AMS).
• A gross monthly salary according to the AMS scale.
• 8% holiday allowance.
• Inconvenience allowance for performing duties.
• 270 vacation hours per year based on a 45-hour work week.
• An annual budget for job-related costs of € 7,667.
• 90 hours for continuing and in-service training per year based on a 45-hour work week.
• An allowance for travel expenses in accordance with AMS.
• Pension accrual at PFZW.
• The possibility to participate in a collective health insurance scheme.
• An allowance for moving costs.
• Participation in the internal Medical Leadership training program.
• Much attention to well-being and vitality via FitmetMMC, including health checks, physiotherapy and occupational therapy consultations, mindfulness training, FitdoordeDienst, and energy management workshops.
• The possibility to participate in the collective supplementary disability insurance via the VMSD.
• The possibility to participate in the AMS Generation Scheme Implementation Regulation.
• The possibility to participate in the MKA scheme for, for example, a sports subscription, bicycle, laptop, or telephone.

For every employee we intend to hire, we check references, request a VOG (Certificate of Good Conduct), and check the professional register (if applicable).