Nuclear Medicine Tech (Nuclear Medicine Technologist #)

Posted 7 days ago

rutland regional medical centerRutland (VT)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$38.91 - $56.68

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About the role

Nuclear Medicine Technologist This position competently performs imaging on Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT equipment. Responsible for following scanning and imaging protocols. Must have the ability to recognize cross-sectional anatomy, conduct scans and inject isotopes where applicable. Responsible for providing service excellence and complying with hospital policies and procedures Uses radiology and hospital wide systems for proper recording of patient exams and dissemination of patient results. Minimum Education High School graduate or equivalent Graduate of an AMA approved and accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program Minimum Work Experience Recent, up to one year, hospital related experience Digital Imaging and post-processing PACS experience Required Licenses/Certifications Must be certified by the nuclear medicine technology certification board (N.M.T.C.B.) or ARRT certification Must possess current Vt. state NMRT licenseBLS Certification through American Heart Association. Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities Advanced assessment skills pertinent to the specialty area. Knowledge & ability to change procedure and/or perform additional studies to evaluate and demonstrate the area of concern, providing optimal diagnostic exams. Ability to evaluate the appropriateness of examinations based on the clinical information provided. Ability to plan, organize, set goals and objectives for review and evaluation. Knowledge and ability to provide care based on physical and psychosocial development and safety issues related to patients of all age groups. Microsoft desktop application and navigation skills. Pay Range = $38.91 - $56.68
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