Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Posted 5 days ago

ironside human resourcesBeaumont (TX)

Nuclear Medicine Technologists Diagnostic Imaging Centers

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Job Description: A medical facility located near Beaumont, Texas is seeking a full-time, permanent Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join their team! The Nuclear Medicine Technologist Opportunity: Full-time, direct hire position Mon-Fri schedule, day shift, 8-hour shifts Great imaging leadership and administration team! The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs routine and advanced imaging procedures, supports efficient patient flow, and assists other imaging staff as needed. Responsibilities include maintaining radiation safety protocols, troubleshooting equipment and image processing issues, participating in quality assurance and continuing education, and completing required logs and tests. The technologist must demonstrate flexibility in shifts and locations while maintaining competencies and professional behavior aligned with the organization’s mission and values. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist Minimum Qualifications: Must have active ARRT or CNMT certification Must have at least 1 year of Nuclear Medicine experience

Must have: Texas Radiology License, or ability to obtain

The Texas Location: Beaumont is a vibrant city in southeastern Texas known for its rich history in the oil industry The city offers a mix of cultural attractions, beautiful parks, and opportunities for outdoor recreation along the Neches River With its warm climate and welcoming community, Beaumont remains an important economic and cultural center in Texas

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