HCT Staffing is hiring: Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Lincoln
hct staffingLincoln (NE)
HCT Staffing is hiring: Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Lincoln
Posted today
hct staffingLincoln (NE)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform Nuclear Med/CT exams, PET exams, and all other related duties.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepares patients for radiologic procedures
Performs exams following established procedures for patient care and safetyUses a variety of radiation protection and shielding materials
Prepares and injects radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic imaging proceduresProcesses diagnostic imaging procedures and records radiopharmaceuticals administration to patients
Receives and records appropriate information regarding receipt of radioactive material and pharmaceuticalsRequests and coordinates all necessary patient information including medical chart and charges
Prepares contrast mediaEnsures equipment is in working order; Reports equipment malfunctions to supervisorLogs radiologic procedures completed; Processes related paperwork using computer equipment as directedMaintains examination rooms; Stocks necessary medical and radiologic suppliesPerforms quality assurance procedures on the equipmentMaintains strictest confidentialityOther projects/responsibilities as may be assigned periodically by direct supervisor
Education and Training:
Graduate of a Nuclear Medicine Technology program and/or Bachelor's degree in relevant fieldOpportunity to cross-training to CT Experience: Minimum two years' experience in nuclear medicine
Schedule: Day shiftMonday to FridayFull-time
Requirements:
Registered by either the ARRT or Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certifying Board (NMTCB)
Willing to cross-train to CT
Nebraska Medical Radiographer License preferred
Must meet continuing education requirements for specialty field
Current CPR certification
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