Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Per Diem
$42.00 per hour
ApplyNuclear Medicine Technologist, Per Diem
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$42.00 per hour
About the role
- Minimum or 3 months to 1 year experience
- Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Program. Associate degree preferred, certified inNuclear Medicine, (N.M.T.C.B.) or Registered by the ARRT.Must have a current active Illinois State License.
- Current CPRMust have the ability to deal efficiently and courteously with all hospital personnel and patients.
- Verbal and written skill necessary to facilitate communication with a variety of people.
- Ability to maintain confidential information.
- Knowledge of various Nuclear Medicine equipment, PACs system, EPIC EMR as well as the hospital phone system and patient transportation devices.
- Basic knowledge of nuclear medicine equipment comes from Clinical experience.
- Orientation of hospital/departmental specific equipment will be provided during orientation/probation period
- Physical, visual, auditory as well as full body mobility to successfully, move and/or assists patients on and off exam table or transportation devices and complete ordered exam, 100% if the time.
- Receives and reviews requests for Nuclear Medicine Studies.
- Has the knowledge and ability to order radioisotopes needed to complete workflow for the day and in preparation for the next day's schedule.
- Accepts patients and assesses their condition to determine proper handling and special requirements.
- Explains and prepares the patient for the procedure
- Relies on extensive knowledge of anatomy, physiology and effects of disease process to ensure scans of diagnostic quality.
- Operates highly complex equipment within the department, selecting technical factors to ensure high-quality scans using the established protocols
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