Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Birmingham, AL

Posted 9 days ago

protouch staffingBirmingham (AL)

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Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Birmingham, AL
Shift: Full-time (Days) Ability to work independently on Mondays - Fridays, 8 AM - 5 PM schedule (no weekends, no on-call)
Job Summary: We are seeking a skilled and experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) to join our team in Birmingham, AL. The ideal candidate must have at least two years of nuclear medicine experience, as there is no in-house training available. This role involves performing a variety of nuclear medicine procedures with a focus on Cardiolite stress testing, GXT stress tests, EKG, and Holter monitoring.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct Cardiolite stress tests and GXT stress tests accurately and efficiently. Perform EKGs and Holter Monitor placements as required. Operate and maintain GE Case System for EKG and treadmill testing, GE Ventri Integrated Camera, and Welch Allyn H3+ Holter Monitors. Ensure compliance with safety protocols and radiation protection regulations. Collaborate with the healthcare team to provide high-quality patient care. Document test results and maintain patient records in accordance with clinic policies.
Qualifications & Requirements: CNMT Certification is required. Minimum two years of nuclear medicine experience. Strong knowledge of nuclear cardiology procedures and stress testing. Excellent communication and patient care skills.
Benefits: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance. Life and Long-Term Disability Insurance.401(k) retirement plan with employer contributions. Paid Holidays and PTO accrual (increases with longevity).Holiday bonus based on tenure and potential shared savings distribution based on clinic performance.

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