About the Role The Nuclear Medicine Technician is responsible for preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment such as gamma cameras and PET/CT scanners, and ensuring patient safety during nuclear medicine procedures. The role requires adherence to strict radiation safety standards and coordination with radiologists and medical physicists for accurate diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities Patient Preparation & Procedure Execution: Explain procedures to patients and address concerns about radiation exposure. Prepare and position patients for nuclear medicine scans (e.g., bone scan, thyroid scan, PET-CT). Administer radiopharmaceuticals (oral, IV, or inhalation) under supervision. Monitor patients during procedures and observe for adverse reactions. Imaging & Equipment Handling: Operate nuclear imaging systems such as SPECT, SPECT/CT, and PET/CT. Ensure optimal image quality by proper acquisition techniques and equipment calibration. Assist in image processing and transfer to PACS or hospital EMR systems. Radiopharmaceutical Handling: Receive, store, and handle radioactive materials in compliance with AERB guidelines. Measure and prepare accurate doses using dose calibrators and shielding equipment. Dispose of radioactive waste safely and maintain related documentation. Radiation Safety & QA: Use radiation protection equipment (e.g., lead aprons, tongs, shielded syringes). Perform regular QA checks of imaging equipment and radiation monitoring devices. Maintain personnel exposure records using TLD/film badges and ensure area monitoring. Assist the Radiation Safety Officer in implementing AERB-mandated protocols. Record-Keeping & Compliance: Maintain logs of procedures, isotope usage, patient doses, and QA reports. Document any incidents or deviations from standard procedures. Support internal and external audits by regulatory authorities (e.g., AERB). Qualifications Educational Qualification: B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology OR B.Sc. in Physics/Allied Science + Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology (DNMT) Preferably trained at an AERB-recognized institution Experience: 0–5 years of hands-on experience in nuclear medicine scanning and radiopharmaceutical handling Registration / Certification: AERB certification for handling radioactive materials (desirable/mandatory based on jurisdiction) Required Skills Familiarity with nuclear imaging equipment (PET, SPECT, CT) Understanding of radiopharmaceuticals and their pharmacokinetics Strong sense of responsibility and precision in dose measurement Good communication and patient-care skills Knowledge of radiation protection and emergency procedures Pay range and compensation package Salary: As per institutional norms and experience Equal Opportunity Statement [Include a statement on commitment to diversity and inclusivity.] ``` Show more Show less

Responsibilities Teaching & Academic Responsibilities: Teach radiation physics, radiation protection, and nuclear medicine safety protocols to undergraduate (MBBS, BSc) and postgraduate (MD, MSc, PhD) students. Mentor junior faculty, research scholars, and residents in nuclear medicine and radiation safety. Develop academic content, training modules, and examination material in radiation safety. Radiation Safety Oversight: Serve as the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) or advise the RSO in nuclear medicine facilities. Ensure implementation of all Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) safety guidelines and policies. Conduct radiation surveys, workplace monitoring, and leakage testing of equipment. Supervise waste management and handling of radioactive isotopes (e.g., 99mTc, I-131, F-18). Clinical Support & QA: Collaborate with nuclear medicine physicians and technologists to ensure safe use of radiopharmaceuticals and PET/SPECT imaging systems. Oversee calibration, dose measurement, shielding design, and patient-specific dose estimations. Conduct periodic quality assurance (QA) checks of gamma cameras, PET-CT, and associated equipment. Research & Development: Lead or collaborate in research projects focused on radiation dosimetry, imaging techniques, and safety enhancement. Publish scientific papers in reputed journals and present findings at national/international conferences. Supervise PhD students and support grant applications in medical physics/nuclear safety. Regulatory & Administrative Duties: Prepare and maintain documentation for AERB compliance including source procurement, inventory, waste logs, QA records, and radiation dose monitoring reports. Conduct internal audits, safety drills, and staff training on emergency response and safe handling procedures. Coordinate with regulatory bodies and hospital committees on radiation matters. Qualifications Educational Qualification: M.Sc. in Medical Physics / Radiation Physics / Nuclear Medicine Physics PhD in a relevant field is mandatory/preferred Certified Radiation Safety Officer (RSO – Level II or III) as per AERB norms Experience: Minimum 10–15 years in academic and clinical nuclear medicine/radiation safety roles Experience in heading nuclear medicine safety programs in a teaching hospital or cancer institute Required Skills In-depth knowledge of radiation protection principles, shielding, and source handling Proficient with dosimetry software and QA tools (e.g., thyroid uptake systems, dose calibrators) Effective communication and mentoring skills Strong familiarity with national and international radiation safety regulations (AERB, IAEA, NCRP) Pay range and compensation package Salary: As per institutional and UGC/AICTE norm Show more Show less

Responsibilities : Academic & Teaching Responsibilities: Deliver lectures and tutorials in medical physics to undergraduate and postgraduate students (MBBS, MD, MSc, MPhil, PhD). Develop and update course materials, lab manuals, and training modules. Supervise student research projects, theses, and dissertations. Participate in academic evaluations, viva, and curriculum design. Clinical & Technical Support: Collaborate with radiation oncologists in treatment planning (2D, 3D-CRT, IMRT, VMAT, IGRT, SRS/SBRT). Perform dosimetric calculations, quality assurance (QA), and commissioning of linear accelerators, brachytherapy, and other radiological equipment. Implement and maintain radiation safety protocols as per AERB standards. Perform regular machine QA, calibration (e.g., ion chamber dosimetry), and support patient-specific QA. Radiation Protection & Safety: Act as Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) or support the RSO in ensuring compliance with AERB regulations. Conduct training and awareness sessions for staff on radiation safety. Maintain documentation and regulatory compliance for all radiological equipment. Research & Development: Conduct and publish original research in the fields of radiation dosimetry, treatment planning, imaging technologies, or radiobiology. Write and submit research grants, collaborate with national/international institutions. Attend and present at national/international conferences and workshops. Administrative & QA Duties: Maintain academic and clinical documentation, including SOPs and logbooks. Assist in preparing for audits, accreditations (NABH, NAAC, AERB), and departmental inspections. Support procurement, installation, and upgradation of physics equipment. Qualifications : Educational Qualification: M.Sc. in Medical Physics / M.Sc. in Physics with Post M.Sc. Diploma in Radiological / Medical Physics (recognized by AERB / BARC) Preferably PhD in Medical Physics Experience: Minimum 1–3 years of teaching or clinical experience post-qualification Must have hands-on experience with LINACs, TPS (e.g., Eclipse, Monaco), and QA tools Registration / Certification: Certified by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) as a Qualified Medical Physicist Desirable: RSO Certification (Level II/III) Required Skills : Strong theoretical and practical knowledge in radiation physics and dosimetry Expertise in treatment planning systems and QA procedures Excellent communication, teaching, and interpersonal skills Ability to work in a multidisciplinary clinical and academic team Proficiency in software: MATLAB, MCNP, Eclipse TPS, ARIA/MOSAIQ, etc. Pay range and compensation package : Salary: As per institutional/NMC/UGC norms Show more Show less

About the Role Responsibilities Patient Preparation & Procedure Execution: Explain procedures to patients and address concerns about radiation exposure. Prepare and position patients for nuclear medicine scans (e.g., bone scan, thyroid scan, PET-CT). Administer radiopharmaceuticals (oral, IV, or inhalation) under supervision. Monitor patients during procedures and observe for adverse reactions. Imaging & Equipment Handling: Operate nuclear imaging systems such as SPECT, SPECT/CT, and PET/CT. Ensure optimal image quality by proper acquisition techniques and equipment calibration. Assist in image processing and transfer to PACS or hospital EMR systems. Radiopharmaceutical Handling: Receive, store, and handle radioactive materials in compliance with AERB guidelines. Measure and prepare accurate doses using dose calibrators and shielding equipment. Dispose of radioactive waste safely and maintain related documentation. Radiation Safety & QA: Use radiation protection equipment (e.g., lead aprons, tongs, shielded syringes). Perform regular QA checks of imaging equipment and radiation monitoring devices. Maintain personnel exposure records using TLD/film badges and ensure area monitoring. Assist the Radiation Safety Officer in implementing AERB-mandated protocols. Record-Keeping & Compliance: Maintain logs of procedures, isotope usage, patient doses, and QA reports. Document any incidents or deviations from standard procedures. Support internal and external audits by regulatory authorities (e.g., AERB). Qualifications Educational Qualification: B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology OR B.Sc. in Physics/Allied Science + Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology (DNMT) Preferably trained at an AERB-recognized institution Experience: 0–5 years of hands-on experience in nuclear medicine scanning and radiopharmaceutical handling Registration / Certification: AERB certification for handling radioactive materials (desirable/mandatory based on jurisdiction) Required Skills Familiarity with nuclear imaging equipment (PET, SPECT, CT) Understanding of radiopharmaceuticals and their pharmacokinetics Strong sense of responsibility and precision in dose measurement Good communication and patient-care skills Knowledge of radiation protection and emergency procedures Pay range and compensation package Salary: As per institutional norms and experience Show more Show less

Role Summary: The Senior Resident in Forensic Medicine is responsible for supporting the teaching of MBBS students, assisting in medico-legal work, conducting autopsies, and participating in departmental academic, clinical, and administrative duties under the supervision of faculty members. Key Responsibilities: 1. Teaching and Academics Assist faculty in teaching MBBS students through lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions. Conduct small group discussions and participate in assessment and evaluation processes. Help in organizing seminars, CMEs, and workshops. 2. Medico-Legal Duties Actively participate in postmortem examinations under supervision. Prepare medico-legal reports (MLRs), death certificates, and toxicology summaries. Maintain medico-legal records in accordance with institutional and legal requirements. Assist in attending court proceedings when summoned for medico-legal testimony. 3. Clinical Duties Examine and document cases related to injury, poisoning, sexual assault, and unnatural deaths. Maintain chain-of-custody of forensic samples and evidence. Ensure compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) in autopsy and sample handling. 4. Research and Publications Engage in clinical and medico-legal research projects. Participate in departmental research activities and contribute to academic publications. Assist in thesis/dissertation work of undergraduate and postgraduate students. 5. Administrative Duties Ensure timely documentation of casework and submission of medico-legal reports. Participate in departmental meetings, quality audits, and statutory record maintenance. Help maintain the forensic museum and related academic infrastructure. Qualifications: Essential: MBBS with MD in Forensic Medicine from a recognized institute (as per NMC norms). Eligibility: Registered with the State Medical Council or Medical Council of India. Skills and Competencies: Knowledge of medical jurisprudence and criminal law relevant to medico-legal practice. Proficiency in conducting autopsies and preparing medico-legal documentation. Sound academic knowledge and teaching aptitude. Attention to detail, ethical integrity, and ability to handle sensitive cases. Good communication skills, especially for court testimony and student interaction. Tenure: Appointment is usually for a period of 1–3 years, renewable annually based on performance and institutional requirements. Show more Show less

Role Summary: The Associate Professor in Anatomy is responsible for delivering high-quality education in human anatomy to undergraduate (MBBS) and postgraduate students, conducting research, guiding junior faculty and students, and contributing to academic administration and curriculum development. Key Responsibilities: 1. Teaching & Academic Duties Conduct theory and practical classes in Gross Anatomy, Embryology, Histology, and Neuroanatomy. Supervise and assess cadaver dissection and microscopic slide sessions. Use modern teaching methodologies (PPTs, models, digital tools). Mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students in academic and research activities. Prepare and evaluate internal assessment and university examination papers. 2. Research and Publications Conduct independent and collaborative research in the field of anatomy. Guide postgraduate and Ph.D. students in their thesis/dissertation work. Publish regularly in indexed national and international medical journals. Apply for grants and research projects as per institutional policy. 3. Administrative and Departmental Roles Assist the Head of Department (HOD) in managing departmental activities and compliance. Maintain records as per NMC guidelines, including logbooks, attendance, and practical evaluations. Coordinate with the Anatomy Museum and Dissection Hall for upkeep and innovation. Participate in curriculum development and academic audits. 4. Ethical and Professional Conduct Adhere to the highest standards of ethics in teaching and research. Engage in continuous medical education (CME) and professional development programs. Foster a positive and inclusive academic environment. Qualifications: Essential: MBBS + MD in Anatomy from an NMC-recognized institution. Experience: Minimum of 5 years teaching experience, including 4 years as Assistant Professor (as per NMC norms). Desirable: Publications in indexed journals; experience with modern teaching tools and research methodologies. Skills & Competencies: Strong command over anatomical sciences. Effective teaching and communication skills. Research aptitude and academic leadership. Familiarity with NMC norms and academic accreditation standards. Ability to handle cadavers and anatomical specimens with sensitivity and professionalism. Show more Show less

Job Title: Assistant Professor – Clinical Department: Nuclear Medicine Reports To: Associate Professor / Head of Department (HOD) Job Summary: The Assistant Professor – Clinical is responsible for teaching, mentoring, and supervising medical students and residents, while also delivering patient care and participating in departmental research and academic activities. The role involves balancing academic responsibilities with clinical duties, contributing to the development of future healthcare professionals. Key Responsibilities: 1. Teaching & Academic Duties: Deliver undergraduate and postgraduate lectures and bedside clinical teaching. Participate in curriculum development, exam setting, and assessment processes. Guide students during clinical postings, case discussions, and research projects. Attend and contribute to academic meetings, CMEs, seminars, and conferences. 2. Clinical Responsibilities: Provide high-quality patient care in affiliated hospital settings. Supervise interns, residents, and junior faculty in outpatient, inpatient, and emergency settings. Maintain proper documentation, clinical records, and compliance with medical protocols. Participate in clinical audits, quality improvement initiatives, and patient safety protocols. 3. Research & Publications: Conduct and support clinical research and scholarly activities in the department. Publish original research articles, case studies, and reviews in peer-reviewed journals. Assist students and residents in research methodology and scientific writing. 4. Administrative Duties: Assist in departmental coordination and management under the HOD’s guidance. Contribute to accreditation and quality assurance processes (e.g., NAAC, NABH, NMC). Maintain academic records, attendance, and internal assessments. 5. Continuing Medical Education & Development: Engage in ongoing medical education to stay updated with latest clinical practices. Attend workshops, faculty development programs, and relevant courses. Qualifications & Experience: MBBS and MD/MS/DNB in the relevant specialty from a recognized institution. Minimum 1-3 years of teaching and/or clinical experience post-PG (as per NMC norms). Registration with the Medical Council of India or State Medical Council. Skills Required: Strong clinical acumen and diagnostic skills. Excellent communication and presentation abilities. Proficiency in mentoring and academic instruction. Research-oriented with knowledge of biostatistics and publication standards. Team player with strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Location:Lucknow Job Type: Full-time / Regular Remuneration: As per institutional norms / UGC or NMC scale Show more Show less

Role Summary: The Professor of Surgical Oncology is the senior-most academic and clinical expert responsible for leading the department, delivering high-quality education to undergraduate and postgraduate students, conducting advanced cancer surgeries, engaging in research, and overseeing the administrative, academic, and clinical activities of the department. Key Responsibilities: 1. Academic Responsibilities Deliver structured teaching (lectures, clinical postings, seminars) to MBBS and postgraduate students (MCh/DNB). Guide postgraduate thesis, dissertations, and journal publications. Organize academic events, CMEs, workshops, tumor boards, and multidisciplinary case discussions. Participate in curriculum development, assessments, and student mentorship. 2. Clinical Duties Lead complex surgical oncology procedures for solid tumors (head & neck, GI, breast, urologic, gynecologic, thoracic, etc.). Supervise preoperative and postoperative patient care. Coordinate with radiation oncology, medical oncology, pathology, and palliative care teams. Ensure implementation of evidence-based treatment protocols and cancer staging systems (e.g., AJCC). 3. Administrative Responsibilities Head the Department of Surgical Oncology and coordinate with medical college/hospital administration. Supervise faculty, residents, and staff, ensuring efficient departmental functioning. Oversee documentation, duty rosters, OR scheduling, and compliance with NMC norms. Ensure maintenance of infrastructure and procurement of equipment as per departmental needs. 4. Research Conduct and publish original research in peer-reviewed national and international journals. Promote departmental and institutional research projects, clinical trials, and registries. Apply for grants and ethical approvals as required. 5. Patient Services and Outreach Participate in cancer screening, awareness, and outreach programs. Coordinate tumor board discussions and multi-disciplinary patient planning. Serve as senior consultant for high-risk oncology patients and surgical decision-making. Qualifications: Essential: M.S. in General Surgery with M.Ch./DNB in Surgical Oncology from a recognized institute. Experience: Minimum 3–5 years as Associate Professor in a recognized teaching institution with evidence of publications, surgeries, and academic activities as per NMC guidelines. Registration: Valid registration with Medical Council of India or State Medical Council. Skills and Attributes: Advanced surgical oncology skills across subspecialties. Leadership in academics, clinical research, and department development. Strong communication skills and multidisciplinary collaboration. Commitment to teaching, ethical practice, and cancer care excellence. Remuneration: As per institutional norms and NMC guidelines (can include teaching allowance, research incentives, and performance-linked benefits). Show more Show less

Job Description: Vice President, Operations – MedBix - A medical tourism venture of Hind Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow Position Overview: The VP of Operations will lead the operational strategy, execution, and growth of an innovative medical tourism company of Hind Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS), Lucknow. This executive will build patient acquisition funnels, oversee seamless end-to-end patient experiences, and manage hospital partnerships to deliver high-quality, patient-centric care. Key Responsibilities: Patient Acquisition & Funnel Management Design and execute effective patient acquisition and conversion funnels for international medical tourists. Oversee digital marketing initiatives, including SEO and content marketing, to attract and engage global patients. Implement CRM tools to manage patient inquiries, automate communications, and track conversion metrics. Analyze funnel performance and optimize for increased inquiries, bookings, and retention. Patient Journey & Experience Map, standardize, and continuously improve the entire patient journey, from initial inquiry through post-treatment follow-up. Ensure clear, multilingual communication and personal assistance at every touchpoint. Coordinate travel, accommodation, and medical logistics for international patients. Collect and act on patient feedback to drive service excellence. Leverage technology to provide real-time patient updates and support. Hospital Partnerships Identify, negotiate, and formalize partnerships with leading hospitals, ensuring quality, compliance, and favorable terms. Collaborate with partner hospitals to develop tailored treatment packages for international patients. Ensure hospital partners meet accreditation and regulatory standards. Facilitate knowledge sharing and training between the company and hospital partners. Operational & Team Leadership Lead and mentor cross-functional teams to uphold quality and regulatory standards. Drive continuous improvement across all patient service touchpoints. Champion a culture of patient-centricity and operational excellence. Qualifications: Senior operational leadership in medical tourism, healthcare, or hospitality Proficient in digital marketing funnels, CRM, and analytics Expertise in customer or patient journey mapping and service design Strong negotiation and hospital relationship management abilities Excellent multicultural, interpersonal, and presentation skills Willingness to travel domestically and internationally Master’s degree required (Healthcare/Business) Compensation based on past experience and industry-standards.