Full-Time
Medical Technologist
Nuclear Medicine
Robert Bosch Krankenhaus
501-1,000 employees
Academic teaching hospital with specialized centers
No salary listed
Stuttgart, Germany
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- Completed training as a Medical-Technical Radiology Assistant (MTRA) or Medical Technologist (MTR), with professional experience in nuclear medicine.
- Ability to work independently and responsibly, with curiosity, interest in new developments, and willingness to pursue further training.
- Engagement and empathetic interaction with patients and employees.
- Compliance with applicable proof obligations under the Infection Protection Act as a condition of employment.
- Perform nuclear-medicine examinations using PET-CT and gamma cameras.
- Work in the radiochemical laboratory.
- Care for patients before, during, and after examinations.
- Evaluate examinations and complete medical documentation.
- Perform quality control of examination and therapy equipment.
- Collaborate with physicians and medical physicists.
- Participate in scientific activities or studies when required.
- Help create and review standard operating procedures.
- Contribute to quality management, hygiene, and responsibility for medical devices when applicable.
- Experience or further training in quality management, hygiene, and medical-device responsibility.
Robert Bosch Hospital is an academic hospital in Tübingen that treats a large number of inpatients each year, focusing on cancer and diseases of the heart, lungs, and respiratory tract. It promotes interdisciplinary patient care across specialist departments, supported by state-of-the-art medical technology and professional nursing. The hospital includes the Charlottenhaus Clinic for plastic surgery care and, since 1978, operates as part of the University of Tübingen as a teaching hospital. Through the Bosch Health Campus, research, education, and funding translate into faster, more direct treatments for patients and provide a model of knowledge transfer to the wider health system. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, holistic care while advancing medical knowledge and training the next generation of clinicians and nurses.
Company Size
501-1,000
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Headquarters
Stuttgart, Germany
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Newsweek 2026 and FOCUS 2025 rankings strengthen recruitment and referral demand.
- RBK expanded vascular medicine in March 2026, adding immediate revenue and specialist appeal.
- The new heat plan and 20 mobile climate units improve resilience for future extreme weather.
What critics are saying
- Burgholzhof access depends on a stalled Stuttgart cable-car plan, worsening patient and staff logistics.
- The July 2026 heatwave exposed climate failures; RBK used mobile coolers and ice body bags.
- Prolonged staffing strain at a top-ranked hospital can trigger service cuts before RBKnext finishes.
What makes Robert Bosch Krankenhaus unique
- RBK ranked Germany's 17th hospital in Newsweek 2026, the top non-university clinic.
- RBKnext adds Building F, over 300 staff apartments, and process digitization by 2029.
- The Seiter Clinic acquisition strengthens vascular medicine and broadens RBK's specialty depth.
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Commuter Benefits
Childcare Support
Employee Discounts
Professional Development Budget
Training Programs
Wellness Program
Gym Membership