Nuclear Medicine Technologist Jobs

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Tech Company: Borgess Health Location: Kalamazoo, MI Description: Nuclear Medicine Tech* Description: Borgess Medical Center has an excellent opportunity for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. An On-call (PRN) position is currently available. Under general supervision and in accordance with applicable regulatory and outside agency accreditation and medical center quality standards, performs a variety of routine diagnostic tests using radioactive materials and gamma cameras. Provides data used by physicians in diagnosing disease. Arranges testing equipment, explains test procedures to patients and operates equipment. Calculates test results and routes results to physicians for interpretation. Administers IV radiopharmaceuticals per department protocol as appropriate. To learn more or to apply on-line, please visit our website at: www.careers.borgess.com. Resumes can also be submitted to: Register to View Requirements: Certification, Associates or Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Certification as a Registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist within 3-6 months of date of hire. Maintain current BCLS certification. Approximately three to six months on-the-job experience necessary Employee will be expected to take call within 3-6 months from date of hire. ### Salary Range: $23.15 - $32.34 Facility/Location: Borgess Medical Center Status / Position Type: PRN / On-Call (Variable Hours) Shift: https://www.borgess.com/default.aspx?pId=647&jId=1198

Job Title: DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING TECHNICIAN-NUCLEAR MEDICINE Company: Location: Las Vegas, NV Description: Nellis Air Force base, NV Diagnostic Imaging Technician-Nuclear Medicine Full Time Position Providing Civilian Services at this Military Medical Treatment Facility. Qualifications: Knowledge. Human anatomy and physiology; medical terminology and ethics; legal aspects of medicine; healthcare accreditation standards; radiation physics, biology, and protection; basic electronics theory; techniques of operating Nuclear Medicine imaging equipment; patient care and monitoring techniques; image recording media and processing techniques; sensitometric and quality control procedures; aseptic and sterile techniques; cardiopulmonary resuscitation; and medical records administration. Algebra, nuclear physics, clinical chemistry, nuclear pharmacology, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulations concerning use of radionuclides. Training. The following training is mandatory: Completion of an accredited nuclear medicine course. Accreditation in Nuclear Medicine through American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB). Experience. The following experience is mandatory: 1-3 years experience performing diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine activities. Candidates Please Send Resumes by Email to: Register to View or Fax to: Register to View RLM Services, Inc. EOE

Job Title: NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGIST Company: Unity Health System Location: Rochester, NY Description: Performs a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures, for patients of all ages, which requires the safe and effective use of radionuclides. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSEach Employee consistently demonstrates the following essential functions: Verifies patient's identity (by two means) and pregnancy/ breast feeding status prior to performing radiopharmaceutical administration. Performs venipuncture using aseptic technique. Documents verification and injection site on patient's Nuclear Medicine worksheet. Demonstrates the ability to assess a clinical situation, consider alternatives, choose an appropriate course of action, and if necessary, seeks assistance. Prepares patients for procedures, obtains pertinent medical history and provides explanation of procedure to patients/ family members. Anticipates needs for required supplies and equipment prior to start of procedure. Confirms physician's orders and assesses appropriateness of procedure based on clinical indications. Follows up on any discrepancies with physician prior to performing procedure. Utilizes protective shielding and prescribed safety standards for radioactive sources in accordance with department policies and NYSDOH regulations (i.e. use of syringe shields, leaded containers and gloves, lab coats, wears film badge and ring badge). Demonstrates work habits that support the principles of ALARA. Demonstrates knowledge and understanding to select, prepare and assay radioisotopes according to manufacturer's direction and radiation safety policies and procedures. Performs radionuclide procedures according to department protocol on patients of all ages, inclusive of organ imaging, function studies and computer analysis. Demonstrates the ability to modify procedures when necessary due to the patients condition and/or equipment's limitations. Demonstrates knowledge and understanding to effectively operate and perform and document quality control procedures on nuclear medicine equipment including: gamma cameras, computers, medical spectrometer, dose calibrator, survey meters and dosimeters. Responsible for ordering prescribed radioisotopes and cold kits as needed per schedule. Maintains records of radioisotope receipt, use, storage and disposal in accordance with department protocols and NYSDOH regulations (including performing surveys, wipe tests). Schedules nuclear medicine procedure according to department protocols; taking into consideration the departments staffing and equipment availability. Coordinates procedures to achieve maximum productivity and efficiency of staff, cameras and radiopharmaceuticals. Assists with routine department maintenance tasks (i.e.: cleaning, restocking supplies, archiving patient's image data, notifying supervisor of low inventory). Ensures correct charges for all procedures using barcode tracking/computer, knowledgeable of RMS function sets and data entry. Properly transmits images to PACS with the correct accession number assigned. Utilizes modality worklist for imaging procedures. Answer telephone promptly and uses proper telephone etiquette. Demonstrates appropriate interactions and communication with all customers (ie. patients, families, physicians and co-workers). Able to troubleshoot equipment problems and notify appropriate personnel regarding equipment failure. Provides resource to Nuclear Medicine students by demonstration and explanation of procedures; functions as a preceptor in orientation of new personnel. Accepts responsibility for on call status as assigned. Complies with annual mandatory and age specific competencies. *This job description is intended to describe essential job functions used to assess the performance of an employee and is not intended to be an all-inclusive statement of job responsibilities. Requirements Education BS Degree in Nuclear Medicine preferred. AAS degree in an Allied Health Science and the successful completion of the Certification program from an approved school in Nuclear Medicine. Experience One year of Nuclear Medicine. Required Certification/Licensure NMTCB and/or ARRT (NM). NYS License. Current BLS (Basic Life Support). Special Skills Must be computer literate. Physical Demands Requires full range of body motion including handling and lifting of patients, manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination. Involves standing and walking. Occasionally lifts and carries items weighing up to 35 lbs., over 35 lbs., assisting devices or other employee assistance recommended. Requires normal visual acuity. Age Specific Competencies Required-See attachment. Working Conditions Exposure to radiation, infectious diseases, body fluids, medical preparations and other conditions common to a clinical environment.

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Tech (PRN - JW) Company: Hospital Corporation of America Location: Richmond, VA Description: The Nuclear Medicine Department at the Johnston-Willis Campus of CJW Medical Center is seeking a motivated PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our team. This high volume, fast paced department is very team oriented and is a progressive technical environment. Customer service and safety are high priorities in this department. We do offer a Total Rewards Package including participation in a 401(k), and much more.We are looking for a flexible Nuclear Medicine Technologist who is professional in appearance and demeanor, as well as verbal and nonverbal communication. Above all else, the ideal candidate will be customer service and safety focused, and be a strong team player, who wants to learn and make improvements. The ability to multi-task is also necessary to be successful in this role. If this environment sounds like the right fit for you, please apply online and you will be contacted by a recruiter.The duties of a Nuclear Medicine Technologist include, but are not limited to:1. Perform a variety of Nuclear Medicine studies.2. Order, prepare, calibrate, storage, and administer radiopharmaceuticals3. Operate various radiation detection devices.4. Perform quality assurance5. Assist in the cleaning and maintenance of the department6. Answer phones, greet patients, physicians, and the public7. Enter proper patient charges8. Perform quarterly inventories of radioactive sealed sources9. Perform decontamination procedures10. Participate in maintenance of departmental records, manuals, and inventory11. Computer processing12. Completes and maintains educational requirements

Job Title: Nuclear Med Tech (PRN) Company: Gordon Hospital Location: Calhoun, GA Description: Performs Nuclear Medicine Imaging studies. Handles, administers, calculates dosage and prepares Radionuclide. Maintains records in accordance with departmental policy and procedures as well as within state requirements. Coordinates stress testing with Cardiopulmonary department and Cardiologists. Performs basic patient care within scope of practice and to departmental standards. Assists in Radiology department as needed. Responsibility to adhere to the Florida Hospital Corporate compliance plan, to the rules and regulations of all local, state, and Federal agencies, and to the standards of all accrediting bodies.Required Skills:

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist - PRN Company: IASIS Healthcare Location: Tempe, AZ Description: The Staff Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMTCB or ARRT(N)) is responsible for the performance ofnuclear medicine procedures within the department. Prepares patients for Nuclear Medicine examinations, as ordered by the physician, to obtain high quality images and maintain patient exposure as low as reasonably achievable.Demonstrates competence and expertise in selected modality as to positioning, physiology, procedure preparation, and technical factors.

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Tech Needed Company: Location: Phoenix, AZ Description: Looking for a registered Nuclear Medicine Tech. for busy North West Cardiology Office who is ICANL approved. Good pay and beneifits. Monday through Friday, no nights or weekends. Position is Full Time. Must have at least 2 years experience. Must be registered. Must be a team player. Send resumes to Register to View

Job Title: NUCLEAR MED TECH PD Company: Lourdes Health System Location: Camden, NJ Description: The body is often curable, the soul is ever so....this statement embodies the mission of Lourdes Health System. Lourdes is rich in the tradition of the Franciscan tradition of service to the community, and adopted a holistic healthcare model of care in 1958 - . You can have it all at Lourdes V feel our healing strength. Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center: 410 Bed tertiary care teaching hospital Home to the Heart Institute of NJ Vmore cardiac procedures than any one else in the tri-state area Only NJ hospital certified for three solid organ transplants 5 star HealthGrades rating for stroke care Bariatric Center of Excellence Award New 5 story Critical Care Pavilion Home to Our Lady of Lourdes School of NursingLourdes Medical Center of Burlington County 260 bed hospital serving one of the fastest growing areas in NJ Affiliate of University of Pennsylvania Cancer Program Leading the way with maternal child health care Behavioral Health V THE highest patient satisfaction scores of any unit in Catholic Health East NEW! Exclusive affiliation with the Ft. Dix mega-base serving the U.S. military/familyPosition Summary: Provides comprehensive care to patients requiring nuclear medicine services in an organized and systematic manner according to departmental policy and standards.Education: Technical School, NMTCB or ARRT (N) and New Jersey State License, CPR preferred.Experience: 0-1 year required, 2-4 preferredSkills (required): Nuclear medicine technology experience.Strong interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.Ability to use initiative and judgment when making decisions.Customer focused and results oriented.Skills (preferred): Ability to organize, prioritize and manage multiple tasks and follow through to ensure tasks are complete.Must work with a high degree of attention and care towards safety to prevent injury to self and others when working with moving parts.Membership and participation in nuclear medicine professional associations encouraged. Strong attention to detail and considerable concentration skills.Conveniently located approximately 7-10 miles east of Philadelphia, 80 miles north of Washington DC and 90 miles south of New York CityDiversity lights our way EOE/M/F/D/V

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Clinic Company: Aurora Healthcare Location: Hartford, WI Description: Aurora Health Care was created around the idea that there is a better way to provide health care. We are currently seeking a dedicated Nuclear Medicine Technologist Clinic for our Aurora Health Center, Hartford who is enthusiastic about providing exceptional patient care.Imagine yourself... Injecting all radiopharmaceuticals used in procedures observing proper veni puncture techniques and complying with appropriate radiation safety considerations and techniques. Maintaining pharmacological understanding of non prescription drugs used in procedures and demonstrates the ability to perform medication reconciliation when applicable.Performing routine processing of imaging studies.Performing basic routine and cardiac procedures.Relaying pertinent information as needed to other department staff members and physicians.Performing quality control and calibration procedures and troubleshoots equipment when necessary.Maintaining records in accordance with various regulating agencies.Maintaining patient medical records.Performing various patient positioning duties, which require lifting and pushing/pulling, while utilizing proper technique.Demonstrating knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patients served.Compiling with ACR requirements and participates in safety iniatives and education.Providing support to Aurora Medical Center-Hartford with coverage during staff vacations and/or illnesses.

Job Title: NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECH-RELIEF(SMC) Company: CHRISTUS Health Location: Shreveport, LA Description: ARRT Certified or NMTCB/CNMT Certified current license to perform nuclear procedure in State of LA.1yr diactic clinical and classroom training in an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine.Registered or registry eligible.Some clinical exp preferred. JOB REQUIREMENTS: ARRT Certified or NMTCB/CNMT Certified current license to perform nuclear procedure in State of LA.1yr diactic clinical and classroom training in an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine.Registered or registry eligible.Some clinical exp preferred.