PET/CT Technologist

Job Summary Regional PET/CT technologists use exceptional communication skills to connect with patients, explain the procedure and put them at ease. With a caring attitude and keen attention to detail, they ensure patient comfort, safety and satisfaction every step of the way. They show their technical competence by effectively interpreting physician orders/instructions and selecting appropriate software options and imaging parameters to produce the highest‑quality PET/CT images/studies possible—enabling physicians to diagnose with pinpoint accuracy and treat with confidence. And, because our techs work in a variety of environments—a freestanding outpatient center, a mobile coach, or a hospital‑based/inpatient facility—their flexibility allows them to deliver the absolute best imaging care at any access point. Responsibilities Pre‑screen patients for contraindications and maintain radiation safety/regulations, including proper documentation and technique when working with radioactive materials. Produce high‑quality diagnostic images and interpret physician orders/instructions. Effectively communicate with customers and radiologists. Train new technologists and/or PC's. Troubleshoot the scanner, mobile coach and peripheral equipment (including monitors, PACS, coils, etc.). Position Requirements High School Diploma or Equivalent. Certification in Nuclear Medicine by the NMTCB or ARRT (N) and state license as required. CPR certification. Valid state driver’s license (as applicable). Ability to work at several locations. Strong customer service, organizational, and multi‑tasking skills. Basic knowledge of computer applications and programs. Associate’s Degree or Equivalent Experience (preferred). 1–2 years of experience in Nuclear Medicine procedures and studies (preferred). Physical Requirements May be exposed to outside weather conditions during transport of patients if working on a mobile unit. Exposure to a strong magnetic field. Potential exposure to blood/body fluids, infectious disease, communicable disease, environmental hazards such as noise, and travel. More than 50% of the time: sit, stand, walk. Repetitive movement of hands, arms and legs. See, speak and hear to communicate with patients. Less than 50% of the time: stoop, kneel or crawl; climb and balance; carry and lift (move non‑ambulatory patients from a sitting or lying position for transfer or exam). EEO Statement Akumin Operating Corp. and its divisions are an equal opportunity employer and we believe in strength through diversity. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to, among other things, age, race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity & expression, status as a protected veteran, or disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr Akumin