Nuclear Med Technician
$44.00 - $74.80 per hour
ApplyNuclear Med Technician
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$44.00 - $74.80 per hour
About the role
- Performs Nuclear Medicine procedures including IV injections of radiopharmaceuticals, use of spect camera and computers and processing of computer generated images.
- Keeps accurate records of receipt, disposal and administration of radioactive material.
- Performs required Quality Control procedures on camera and equipment and document results.
- Reviews images, documents completion of case, assembles images, requisition and file jacket for delivery to Radiologist.
- High School Diploma Or Equivalent Required
- Formal nuclear medicine technology training at an AMA approved school.
- Previous experience preferred.
- State license / New Jersey Required
- ARRT Certification Required or
- CNMT certification Required
- CPR or BLS Certification Required
- Strong professional, organizational, and interpersonal skills to effectively relate with all members of the healthcare team.
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Prescription Coverage (30 hours per week or above for full-time and part-time team members)
- Life & AD&D Insurance
- Long-Term Disability (with options to supplement)
- 403(b) Retirement Plan with employer match
- 401(a) Retirement Plan with employer contribution
- PTO
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Well-Being Rewards
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Fertility Coverage, Healthy Pregnancy Program
- Flexible Spending & Commuter Accounts
- Pet, Home & Auto, Identity Theft and Legal Insurance
- Growth Opportunity and Workforce Development Initiatives
- Continuing Education / Onsite Training
- A warm, welcoming company culture based upon mutual respect and a collaborative goal of providing excellent patient care
- Concierge Services with Work & Family Benefits
- Magnet recognized healthcare facility
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