Internal medicine physician in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging - 100%

Under the supervision of the medical hierarchy, you will ensure the practical activities, clinical interventions, and therapeutic actions entrusted to you and you will engage in postgraduate training in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging according to the FMIF program.

You contribute to the training of trainee physicians.

You progress in your training curriculum according to the defined plan and/or FMH requirements for the specialization title in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.

You hold a federal medical diploma or have training deemed equivalent. If your diploma comes from a foreign country, you have obtained recognition by the Commission des professions médicales of the Office fédéral de la santé publique (MEBEKO) and your diploma is registered in the Registre des professions médicales (MedReg).

Experience in nuclear medicine would be an asset.

For non-French-speaking applications, a C1 level of French in spoken and written tests is required.

Possessing excellent communication skills in a multidisciplinary team and with patients, you are a dynamic, flexible, and committed person. Furthermore, you have demonstrated strong adaptability.

• Start date: 01.03.2027
• Number of positions: 1
• Activity rate: 100%
• Function class: 20
• Contract: CDD 12 months, then transition to CDI if training continues
• Application deadline: 11.12.2026
• Inquiries: Dr. J.-P. Willi, médecin adjoint within the service de médecine nucléaire et imagerie moléculaire, tel. 079 553 44 52

Your application file must include a letter demonstrating your motivation, your curriculum vitae, copies of the diplomas and certificates required for the position, and the last 2 work certificates.

This advertisement is addressed to women and men alike.

Wishing to commit to the fight against unemployment, the HUG encourage applications coming from the Office cantonal de l’emploi.

Only applications submitted via the recruitment platform will be considered. Paper and email applications will not be processed.

With more than 13'000 employees representing 160 professions, the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève are a reference institution at national and international levels. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to consult our 2025 retrospective by clicking here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8kVMJchPR0).

The Département diagnostique (https://www.hug.ch/departement-diagnostique), composed of eight medical services, has the mission of providing diagnostics, therapeutic products, therapeutic acts, and specialized clinical consultations, of high medical quality, in the shortest possible time and at an acceptable cost, to guide the management of female and male patients and contribute to therapeutic decisions and actions.

The Service de médecine nucléaire et imagerie moléculaire (https://www.intrahug.ch/structures/departement-diagnostique/services/service-de-medecine-nucleaire-et-imagerie-moleculaire) has the main mission of providing clinical diagnostic services using molecular imaging technologies, particularly those using radioactive sources administrable to patients. In addition to the services provided by the other departments of the HUG, it uses radio-isotopes for therapeutic purposes and for certain laboratory tests.

It offers scintigraphy examinations, single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) or positron emission tomography (PET or "PET scan").

The service also develops new tracers and biomarkers applicable to molecular imaging and provides, through specific devices (X-rays, ultrasound), services for the diagnosis of osteoporosis and the evaluation of body composition.