Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $25-36 per hour
hospitals of providenceAlbuquerque (NM)
Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $25-36 per hour
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hospitals of providenceAlbuquerque (NM)
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About the role
The Hospitals of Providence is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a job in El Paso, Texas. Job Description & Requirements Specialty: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Discipline: Allied Health Professional Duration: Ongoing Employment Type: Staff This position may qualify for a sign-on bonus Full Time Rotate Summary Under minimal supervision, performs basic Nuclear Medicine procedures, as requested by a licensed physician. Exercises professional judgment in providing healthcare services, to assist in diagnosis or treatment of patients in all age groups from newborn to elderly. Is skilled in Nuclear Medicine. Completes established competencies for the position within designated introductory period. Other related duties as assigned. Produces high quality diagnostic and therapeutic procedures using radiopharmaceuticals and nuclear medicine equipment; assists practitioner with operation of radiation detection equipment; orders radiopharmaceuticals for nuclear medicine procedures and prepares them for injection, ingestion, or inhalation; identifies radioactive substance to complete procedures; processes and files films as needed.
Education:
Required: Graduate of an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine Experience: Preferred: 1-3 years Certifications: Required: ARRT in Nuclear Medicine or CNMT; AHA BLS; state license if required. LI-AT1 The Hospitals of Providence Job ID 2503035854. Posted job title: Nuclear Med Tech 5c 143e 31-5e 48-4549-b 638-05792d 185386
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