Specialist Physician in Nuclear Medicine – PET/CT

Welcome to the Department of Clinical Physiology at the University Hospital – the sole provider of nuclear medicine diagnostics in the entire Region!

As a specialist physician in nuclear medicine and PET/CT, you will be part of a dedicated multidisciplinary team within the Heart Centre, with close collaboration with the Department of Radiology, Medical Radiation Physics, and the university. The department has recently expanded its capacity with a new PET/CT scanner and offers a dynamic, academic environment with ample opportunities for research and method development.

• Modern facilities with 3 SPECT-CT systems and a new PET/CT scanner
• No on-call duty required – daytime, Monday–Friday
• Covers the entire Southeast Healthcare Region in nuclear medicine
• Active research environment with close ties to the city's university
• Opportunity to supervise students and resident physicians

We work with continuous selection, so please submit your application as soon as possible.

• Is a specialist physician in nuclear medicine with experience in PET/CT and SPECT-CT
• Has clinical experience in supervising and interpreting examinations as well as providing reports
• Has experience in interpreting full-body CT scans
• Has knowledge of myocardial scintigraphy, SPECT-CT, and PET/CT
• Has a research interest – publications within nuclear medicine/PET/CT are a merit
• Is interested in teaching and supervising students and resident physicians
• Has good cooperation skills and strong communication skills
• Holds a medical degree from the EU/EEA
• Is willing to learn Swedish (we offer free language training!)

• Permanent employment at one of Sweden's leading university hospitals
• Salary: 80,000–85,000 SEK/month (individual salary setting)
• No on-call requirements – favorable working hours
• Minimum of 25 days of annual leave and flexible working hours
• Free Swedish language training with a study grant
• Full relocation and establishment support: housing, personal identity number, school/preschool for the family
• Free trip to visit the workplace and the city before making a decision
• Personal contact person throughout the entire process

The Department of Clinical Physiology at the University Hospital is part of the Heart Centre, along with cardiology, thoracic surgery, and thoracic anaesthesia. The Nuclear Medicine-PET/CT team collaborates closely with the Department of Radiology on PET/CT in oncology, as well as with Medical Radiation Physics and the cyclotron. The department covers the need for nuclear medicine diagnostics for the entire Southeast Healthcare Region. In 2025, PET/CT operations were expanded to include cardiac examinations. With the new PET/CT scanner, brain diagnostics and inflammation diagnostics are now also being developed. The team consists of physicians, biomedical scientists (BMA), nurses, assistant nurses, hospital physicists, and engineers.