Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Posted 18 days ago

deaconess health systemHenderson (KY)

Nuclear Medicine Technologists Diagnostic Imaging Centers

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About the role

Job Overview: This individual will perform routine and specific specialized nuclear medicine procedures under the direction of a radiologist. Administration of radiopharmaceuticals is required. Job duties include, but are not limited to the following: Performs nuclear medicine procedures Prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic imaging and assists the radiologist in ordering and administering radionuclide therapy procedures. Performs daily QC on radiopharmaceuticals, imaging equipment, well counter, uptake probe, dose calibrator, imaging cameras, and ensures proper documentation is maintained per NRC and State regulations.

Required: Certifications/Licenses/Education: Must be a graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program Must be certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as a CNMT or by the NMTCB Must be licensed by the state in which you will practice Other Keywords: Nuclear Medicine Technologist, PET/CT Imaging, Gamma Camera, Radiopharmaceuticals, Nuclear Imaging, Diagnostic Imaging, Molecular Imaging, Patient Care, Nuclear Medicine Procedures, Imaging Equipment Operation, Radioactive Tracers, Image Interpretation, Clinical Experience, Quality Control, Safety Protocols, Medical Imaging Technology, Radiology Department, Nuclear Medicine Diagnostics, Nuc Med#Indeed NuclearTechJob Summary

Requisition Number: NUCLE016030Job Category: Imaging

Schedule: Full-Time

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